rodas rug

from GAN

rodas rug

Design GAN
Jute, wool
Made by GAN

This is the Rodas rug, an innovative design from the GAN kilim collection that combines two materials and creates an attractive contrast. It is made with the same artisanal technique employed to make their other kilims, but it uses jute for the base and viscose for the pattern, inspired by traditional forging bars. The jute provides a rough and matte finish, while the viscose is soft and shiny.

The kilim is an artisan method of rug making in which the weft is tightly woven on a manual loom, using only threads and no knotting. The result is a light fabric with no pile, similar to that of upholstery. It is a technique that offers great flexibility, a feature that GAN explores thoroughly to create high-impact details.

Created by the internal design team of GAN, it belongs to a series available in various colors. It is a light rug, reversible, and available in three different sizes.

Anti-slip underlays are an easy to install solution to improve the care of your rugs. They prevent friction and wear and tear, prolonging the rugs useful life and keeping them well ventilated by preventing direct contact with the floor. Custom sizes are also available by calling the hive showroom.

4'11" w | 6'7" L | .24" h | 12.1 lbs.
5'7" w | 7'11" L | .24" h | 14.3 lbs.
6'7" w | 9'10" L | .24" h | 24.2 lbs.
9'10" w | 13'2" L | .24" h | 48.4 lbs.

$1,260.00 + free shipping

(usually ships in 10-15 days if in stock. Otherwise, please allow 10-12 weeks for delivery)

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GAN was born when José Gandía-Blasco reinvented his family business in the 1980s betting strongly on design and incorporating the world of rugs into their offerings. In 2004 he partnered with his friend Mapi Millet, with whom he shares close tastes and sensibilities, to reshape the brand. GAN uses a production system that preserves tradition while renewing craftsmanship allowing artisan practices to evolve and expand. GAN rugs are made by hand in India, slowly, piece by piece, by expert craftsman using some of the best natural fibers available - cotton, jute, wool - as well as recycled fibers.