Felho by Eszter Nagy

The formation of a pattern

The soul of Felho lies in its unique origin. The design is part of the Morpho collection , which focuses on the dialogue between printing techniques and woven grid structures with textile printing.

A dialogue of fibers: silk, linen and wool

In creating Felho, Nagy and Designercarpets Drechsle deliberately employed a contrast of materials to bring the print to life. The lines are knotted from undyed Himalayan wool, while the fields are woven from a blend of silk and linen yarn. This choice creates a captivating visual tension.

Echoing the original print, the linen and silk fields irregularly interrupt the wool lines. This subtle interplay breaks up the linearity and ensures that each rug remains a living, breathing work of art, not a sterile repetition.

Sustainable luxury

By using natural yarns, Felho stands as a testament to sustainable luxury. The organic interplay of the fibers creates a deep color palette that adapts to the light in any room and offers a calm, sophisticated elegance characteristic of Finnish design.

design                  Eszter Nagy, Helsinki, Finland
Production            Designer carpets Drechsle, made in Nepal 

Technique           Hand-knotted, high density
material                Wool, Silk and Linen on cotton warp
Size                     Custom
Pile                      approx. 12mm high
Versions              ice blue, custom