- Handknotted in Tibetan Wool + Hemp
- Made in Nepal
- Stock size 200x 300cm
-Β Custom colour, sizes and hand tufted options available
- Need advice? Book a complimentary rug consultΒ here
Flowing vertical markings mimic the delicate beauty of Japanese script. Drops of dye are reminiscent of little pouting kisses, lending the design itβ is name.
When you buy a new rug, youβre making an investment in your home, your space, and your style, and you want it to look perfect in your room.
In addition to finding a rug that compliments the style and function of your space and your own personal taste, youβre also going to want to account for considerations of size, shape and placement.
Weβve created a simple guide to consider when making your rug purchase.
Learn moreWe advise professional cleaning for all our rugs.
Vacuum regularly - we do not recommend using rotating or brush head vacuum cleaners on any of our rugs, or vacuum cleaners with a very strong suction.
Clean spills immediately. Never rub a spill, instead blot any liquids with a dry absorbent white cloth or white paper towel. If in doubt, please seek professional advice from our Preferred Cleaner Network.
Do not steam clean or dry-clean your rug, and avoid harsh chemicals. Our rugs are not machine-washable.
Direct sunlight will cause fading - avoid direct exposure to sunlight.
Learn moreAustralian textile design studio Shibori was founded in 2005 by Karen Davis and Pepa Martin. Shibori is at the forefront of the modern Shibori movement, reimagining ancient Japanese dyeing methods to create vibrant and unique textile artworks.
With a focus on colour, texture, and innovation, Shibori has garnered acclaim for its art-based textiles and fabric manipulation.Β The collaboration with Designer Rugs marks a significant milestone for Shibori, as they venture into the realm of bespoke rug design.
The debut collection features seven distinct designs, each showcasing Shiboriβs signature aesthetic. Drawing inspiration from wabi-sabi, each design reflects a deep appreciation for the beauty found in the imperfect and the transient.