One-of-a-kind

Aubusson - TappissereHand WovenRug

Orange / Brown218 x 314 cm

The Aubusson style finds its roots in the town of Aubusson, France, where weavers have produced exquisite tapestries and rugs since the 17th century. Historically, these were commissioned by nobility and royalty, known for their delicate floral patterns and soft, pastoral colour palettes that reflected the elegance of French interior design.

While the style originated in France, it has been interpreted by master weavers across the globe, including in China, where artisans have long honoured these traditional patterns. This cross-cultural evolution allows the classic Aubusson aesthetic to reach new audiences, maintaining its status as a symbol of sophisticated, formal interior decor.

Design-wise, these rugs are characterised by their formal, architectural scrolls and central medallions often filled with lush bouquets of roses and other blossoms. The use of a clear, defined border and a focus on open space around the floral elements gives the rug a light, airy feel that contrasts beautifully with the richness of the Wool.

Owning an Aubusson-style rug is an act of preserving a long-standing design tradition. These pieces are highly valued by collectors for their ability to bring a sense of history and grace into the home, serving as a testament to the enduring appeal of floral motifs and refined, balanced composition.

This rug is meticulously hand-woven, a traditional process that relies on the skill and steady rhythm of the artisan. By carefully interlacing the Wool, the weaver creates a consistent and resilient flat-weave surface that celebrates the heritage of classic textile design.

Given the generous size of 314 x 218 cm and a total weight of 6.8 kg, this rug represents a significant investment of time and human effort. The density achieved through this manual process ensures that the intricate floral patterns remain sharp and clear, resulting in a durable piece that is built to maintain its beauty over many years of use.