Väre rug, 80 x 150 cm, white

Finarte

CHF 385.00 CHF 454.00

Finarte
Väre rug
CHF 385.00 CHF 454.00



Description

Finarte’s Väre rug brings a touch of Finnish nature and ancient folklore to your home. The organic brushstrokes of the rug’s pattern evoke images of an ancient forest that vibrates with eternal life – the name Väre literally translates to “vibration” or “ripple”. Hand-knotted in India, the wool rug is finished with fun tassels on each corner.

The Väre rug is part of Finarte’s special collaboration with the National Museum of Finland: designed by ceramic and textile artist Marianne Huotari, the Väre collection is inspired by the museum building and its famous ceiling frescoes by Akseli Gallen-Kallela. Additionally, Huotari was inspired by Gallen-Kallela’s mural designs that never came to fruition – the Väre pattern is her modern interpretation of the forgotten frescoes.

Material
Wool
Colour
White, green, ocher, pink
Length
150 cm
Width
80 cm
Height
3 cm
Care instructions
Professional rug cleaning recommended. Gentle vacuum only, spot clean.
Product ID
FA526-WH-80X150

Marianne Huotari

Marianne Huotari is a Finnish ceramic and textile artist known for her open-minded approach to combining different materials and forms. Her works reflect her deep respect for natural materials, sustainable design and Finnish traditions – which she interprets in fresh, new ways in her designs. Huotari works as an artist at the Arabia Art Department and as an art director for the Finnish brand Finarte, previously also heading her own brand, STUDIO smoo.

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