The pattern of our Lama rug is made with thick tie-dyed wool yarns, a method in which textiles are knitted and then dyed, and which in this case has been applied to individual strands. This technique produces color transitions in the form of gradients, a peculiarity that can be seen especially in the rug’s fringes.

Conceived by the internal design team at GAN, Lama is made on manual looms using 100% virgin wool yarns, and its pattern resembles that of burlap fabrics. Because its yarns randomly change color, the design is dynamic. It is available in three different sizes.

The Busy Brick model from our Backstitch collection is a Raw-Edges studio design, inspired by the appearance of the reverse of embroidery work. Its stitching, irregular in terms of length, does not seem to follow a particular logic. They generate three patterns that seem to move in two directions, overlapping in a certain area. This is the orange, brown and coral mode, available in two sizes. A Busy Green version is also available, featuring green, pink and coral tones. The Backstitch collection also includes two other models, Calm and Composition, with similar inspiration but with different stitching.