This is the Black rug from the Sail collection, a light piece handcrafted in India on manual looms using the Dhurrie technique. It is a reversible piece and, additionally, very pleasant touch because it is made with 100% virgin wool. The hypnotic diamond pattern of its fabric is a contemporary review of the traditional Dhurrie aesthetics.

This is the Taupe rug from the Sail collection, which combines 100% virgin wool yarns in beige and white tones and is made on manual looms using the Dhurrie technique. This traditional Indian rug-making method creates very light and reversible fabrics. Additionally, the use of wool makes the piece especially pleasant to the touch.

One of the peculiarities of this casual seat is that its filling is not compact, which makes it especially comfortable and adaptable to the body’s shape. Its delightful weave of hypnotic black and white rhombuses is made by Indian artisans using the Dhurrie technique with 100% virgin wool and manual looms. Sail is a contemporary revision of the traditional Dhurrie aesthetics.

This is the Taupe bean bag style pouf from the Sail collection, a casual, floor-level seat with a loose filling that adapts to the shape of the body, resulting in a very comfortable piece. It is built with only two pieces of fabric, cut in a triangular shape, a peculiarity of its design from which the whole collection takes its name: Sail is named after its similarity to nautical sail.