- Hand Tufted Rug in New Zealand Wool + Bamboo
- Designed in Australia
- Stock size 200 x 300cm
- Custom colour, size and shape available
Tamika Grant-Iramu is a Meanjin/Brisbane-based artist who incorporates organic patterns and imagery though the medium of relief print carving techniques. Tamika’s practice focuses on native and introduced flora, and highlights the minute details in nature that are so often unnoticed.
Through her creative practice, Tamika explores her identity, seeking ways to connect with the different threads of her Papua New Guinean, European and Torres Strait Islander heritage. Tamika’s unique artistic style brings together diverse communities of people, and through this collection aims to highlight the rug as the celebratory heart of a gathering.
“Propagation” describes the variety of flora found within the inner-city botanical gardens of Meanjin/Brisbane. Tamika uses repeated lines to create a design that allows one plant (one story) to finish as another plant begins its new story. The narratives within this design highlight the complexities of nature and evoke the way individual city dwellers live, converse and interact with each other within the presence of nature, art and design.
When you buy a new rug, you’re 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, you’re also going to want to account for considerations of size, shape and placement.
We’ve 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.
DELIVERY COSTS MADE TO ORDER
Standard Delivery - Definition: A Door-to-Door delivery drop off service via a general transport/courier company.STANDARD AUSTRALIAN DELIVERY COSTS:
Sydney Metro, Brisbane Metro, Melbourne Metro, Adelaide Metro, Canberra Metro, Newcastle, Wollongong, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast:
Stock Rug size 1-199cm: Standard Delivery $180 Stock Rug size 200-299cm: Standard Delivery $180 Stock Rug size 300-400cm: Standard Delivery $180 For Larger Size Rugs, please contact us.Australia Regional NSW, QLD, VIC, SA, TAS:
Stock size 1-199cm: Standard Delivery $220 Stock size 200-299cm: Standard Delivery $220 Stock size 300-400cm: Standard Delivery $220 For Larger Size Rugs, please contact us.All of Northern Territory, Australia:
Stock size 1-199cm: Standard Delivery $220 Stock size 200-299cm: Standard Delivery $220 Stock size 300-400cm: Standard Delivery $220 For Larger Size Rugs, please contact us.All of Western Australia:
Stock size 1-199cm: Standard Delivery $220 Stock size 200-299cm: Standard Delivery $220 Stock size 300-400cm: Standard Delivery $220 For Larger Size Rugs, please contact us.International Shipping:
Please contact us for shipping quote. For more Information view our Shipping & Delivery page > https://www.designerrugs.com.au/shipping/Tamika Grant-Iramu is a Meanjin/Brisbane-based artist who incorporates organic patterns and imagery though the medium of relief print carving techniques. Tamika’s practice focuses on native and introduced flora, and highlights the minute details in nature that are so often unnoticed.
Through her creative practice, Tamika explores her identity, seeking ways to connect with the different threads of her Papua New Guinean, European and Torres Strait Islander heritage. Tamika’s unique artistic style brings together diverse communities of people, and through this collection aims to highlight the rug as the celebratory heart of a gathering.