$4,000
Made in London England, possibly at Hammersmith or nearby workshops during the Arts and Crafts period.
Turkish, symmetrical knots. Jute and cotton foundation.
English Arts and Crafts rugs, including Morris & Co.’s Chinoiserie-inspired patterns from the Hammersmith and later Merton Abbey workshops, often had jute in the foundation.
The Chinoiserie designs often drew on 17th- and 18th-century Chinese and Japanese textile motifs.
We love the cunningly offset pattern, an assymetry usually associated with Japanese taste. The whole is very smart, Arts and Crafts Internationalism.
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