V A Rugs

The ardabil carpet is the world s oldest dated carpet and one of the largest most beautiful and historically important.

V a rugs.

The shaykh was a sufi leader ancestor of shah ismail. Shop online for v a books quilting fabric fashion designer jewellery posters and prints framed prints homeware crafting materials exhibition ranges and exclusive gifts inspired by the v a collections. Pauwer cotton area rug set 2 piece 4 2 x2 3 x2 hand woven cotton rugs with tassel washable cotton throw rug runner for kitchen living room bedroom by pauwer 26 99 26. As the world leading museum of art and design we wanted to use the v a s extensive archives to create a collection that links to the current trends in interiors particularly the art deco theme.

2011 2015 v rugs home. I nspired by a fragile yet beautiful piece of chinese wallpaper from the 1860s this rug features a majestic phoenix surrounded by blooming peonies. Although the terms carpet and rug are often used interchangeably the two are very different products. Drawing inspiration from a 1930s textile in the v a archives the moderne rug demonstrates the popularity of bold geometric forms from the art deco movement.

Voysey walter crane and harry napper of the silver studio. V a v a bespoke rugs. The v a shop online promotes ranges from the victoria and albert museum shop. The v a is well known for its world class collection of decorative arts and works in virtually every medium by the leading lights of the arts and crafts movement.

The v a museum and flair rugs share a common passion for craftsmanship and design. Our collaboration with the v a meant that we could source and explore designs by c f a. A bath rug is more of a stylish statement so a 22 by 60 inch placement is perfect for in front of a double vanity while a 27 by 45 inch bath rug can work as a centerpiece in your master bath. All proceeds go towards funding the victoria albert museum.

Made in india by skilled craftsmen this beautiful rug is hand tufted in pure viscose which brings. It was made in the town of ardabil in north west iran the burial place of shaykh safi al din ardabili who died in 1334.