CC-TAPIS CHARLOTTE PERRIAND GRAFFITI RUG 7'5" x 9'8"
CHARLOTTE PERRIAND FOR CC-TAPIS
cc-tapis rugs are completely hand-knotted by expert Tibetan artisans in Nepal. A strong respect for the materials and for the culture of this ancient craft is reflected in the companyâs eco-friendly approach to every step of the production, ranging from the hand-spinning of the softest Himalayan wool to the use of purified rainwater for the washing of the final products, making each one of cc-tapis rugs unique.
The pattern featured on the Graffiti rug comes from a photo of a pair of obscure marine animals sketched by an anonymous Japanese sailor that Charlotte Perriand took on the Hakusan Maru ship in June 1940.Â
Original: $12,130.00
-65%$12,130.00
$4,245.50CC-TAPIS CHARLOTTE PERRIAND GRAFFITI RUG 7'5" x 9'8"
CHARLOTTE PERRIAND FOR CC-TAPIS
cc-tapis rugs are completely hand-knotted by expert Tibetan artisans in Nepal. A strong respect for the materials and for the culture of this ancient craft is reflected in the companyâs eco-friendly approach to every step of the production, ranging from the hand-spinning of the softest Himalayan wool to the use of purified rainwater for the washing of the final products, making each one of cc-tapis rugs unique.
The pattern featured on the Graffiti rug comes from a photo of a pair of obscure marine animals sketched by an anonymous Japanese sailor that Charlotte Perriand took on the Hakusan Maru ship in June 1940.Â
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CHARLOTTE PERRIAND FOR CC-TAPIS
cc-tapis rugs are completely hand-knotted by expert Tibetan artisans in Nepal. A strong respect for the materials and for the culture of this ancient craft is reflected in the companyâs eco-friendly approach to every step of the production, ranging from the hand-spinning of the softest Himalayan wool to the use of purified rainwater for the washing of the final products, making each one of cc-tapis rugs unique.
The pattern featured on the Graffiti rug comes from a photo of a pair of obscure marine animals sketched by an anonymous Japanese sailor that Charlotte Perriand took on the Hakusan Maru ship in June 1940.Â
