Tapis GAN Echo Samuel Wilkinson 200×300 cm noué main — occasion

Tapis design laine 100% artisanal — collection Hand Knotted luxe

Le tapis Echo de GAN incarne une prouesse du design contemporain signée Samuel Wilkinson, où la représentation graphique du son devient matière textile. Noué à la main avec 150 000 nœuds par mètre carré, cette pièce de 200×300 cm en laine vierge déploie une symphonie visuelle de carrés et rectangles dont l’intensité chromatique traduit la puissance et la réverbération acoustique.

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Echo Hand Knotted Rug Green (200×300)

100% laine
Noué à la main. Noué à la main
Poids total approximatif : 4,1 kg/m2
Épaisseur totale approximative : 9 mm.
Noeuds/m2 : 150 000

This is the green tone rug from the Echo collection, a design whose pattern aims to convey the graphic representation of a sound, with its greater or lesser intensity depending on its nature. From a strong impact, a continuous tapping, the singing of a bird or a song, its small square and rectangular figures randomly represent different types of sounds through their color intensity, thus manifesting their degree of power, reverberation, or echo.

British designer Samuel Wilkinson has managed to represent the capture or recording of a sound as if it were a digital environment. The copious succession of tones in this rug’s composition is crafted using the artisanal hand-knotted technique. A meticulous method of knotting, which is the only way to achieve the level of detail, definition, and heterogeneity that the Echo collection design has.
Echo, a model from our Hand Knotted rug collection.

The hand-knotted technique, as its name suggests, is a manual method of rug making that allows for highly detailed designs due to the fact that each knot is tied individually. It is a very laborious technique and, as a consequence, offers great flexibility in terms of line and pattern. With this peculiarity in mind, at GAN we design rugs to be made with this technique, both with a uniform design and with an apparent randomness in the pattern.