This is the small MP1 pouf from the Mangas Original collection, an element that can function as a seat or footrest. It is made following the same scheme as the rugs of the series, combining different textures and colors as stripes. In this case, there are six different designs in raw and soft tones. It can be used in combination with the other elements in Mangas Original or on its own.

This is the large Alexandra pouf from the Glaoui collection, a piece with an eclectic design made by hand using a laborious artisanal system that alternates three different techniques: hand-knotting, flat weaving and embroidery. Therefore, its surface presents varying textures and changing volumes. This is the most colorful version of the Alexandra model, woven with 100% virgin wool yarns in shades of orange, pink, turquoise, green and red, among others.

The Alexandra pouf from the Glaoui collection is a large piece made using a complex artisanal method that combines three different types of techniques: hand-knotting, flat weaving and embroidery. That is why the eclectic motifs of its fabric can alternate different textures and volumes. This is the neutral model of the Alexandra series, woven with 100% virgin wool yarns in earth tones.

This is the Tumbuctú rug from the Glaoui collection, a piece available in two sizes and made using a complex artisanal method that alternates three types of techniques. The different textures and volumes of its motifs are accomplished through hand-knotting, flat weaving and embroidery -a laborious method of Moroccan origin from which the collection takes its name.

This model is the most colorful version of Tumbuctú, woven with 100% virgin wool yarns in green, lilac and indigo tones, among others. As an accent, the rug presents original braided fringes.

The Alexandra rug from the Glaoui collection is handmade using a complex manufacturing system of Moroccan origin, from which the collection takes its name. This method combines three types of different techniques: hand-knotting, flat weave and embroidery. Therefore, its design presents varying textures and changing volumes. Available in two sizes, this is the neutral version of the Alexandra model, woven with 100% virgin wool yarns in earth tones. As an original detail, the piece is accented with fringes.

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 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.

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 Rhombus Ivory pillow from the Mangas Space collection, the ideal accessory for a space designed with the rugs, modules and poufs of this collection. It combines two textures in different tones, which intermingle generating a curious continuity effect. One is made by looping earth-colored threads, and the other is herringbone-style in raw color. Both are made with thick wool threads, for volume. This pillow can also be used on its own as a complement to any sofa or a bed.