modern designer rugs
Rugs started for me as a child in Palermo, watching my grandmother sell Persian carpets and helping roll them up after a client left. I had no idea what the patterns meant. I just couldn't stop looking at them, like each one held a small world inside it.
Every pattern we design today starts the same way, hand-drawn first, sometimes from a butterfly, sometimes from a memory I can't fully place, and only then sent to Nepal to be hand-knotted by people who have spent their lives doing exactly that. Once a rug is finished, it stops being only mine. It becomes its own world, with its own logic, the same way a drawing takes on a life of its own the moment it leaves the hand that made it. No two come out the same, because no two days spent drawing them are the same either.
Spirit in The Sky (Butterflies)
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