Jan Kath
Mamluk Kensington Pleasure

Year of design: 2013 | Design: Jan Kath

Back to the roots! Traditional knotting patterns, such as those found on Egyptian Mamluk and Iranian Bidjar carpets, form the basis of the ERASED HERITAGE collection. The designs are produced in original colors and then combined with “alienation effects” so typical of Jan Kath’s work. An “antique finishing process” produces the vintage look.

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Jan Kath
Mamluk Kensington Pleasure