Jewelled Lattice Runner

Pure wool jacquard rug with design inspired by 1920s illustrations of jewellery discovered by Luke in a museum's collection. "Our four Chateau Orlando rug designs for cc-tapis are not tied to a specific theme. Instead, I wanted to create a small collection comprising motifs that we love and incorporate into all of our collections: 1970s and '80s-inspired geometric patterns, stripes, flowers... As an artist and designer, I enjoy juxtaposing my painterly line drawings with bold, graphic patterns." – Luke Edward Hall To create these delicate and complex patterns, cc-tapis applies a jacquard weaving technique, a production method which has been used for over two centuries, primarily in the production of textiles. Very rarely used in the world of rug-making due to its complexity, the technique involves thousands of individual spools of yarn being connected to traditional horizontal Indian hand-looms. Made entirely by hand, every step of the traditional production process is followed in-house, from the dying of raw and natural materials, to weaving and finishings.

Any CERTIFICATION must be promptly requested to the cc-tapis sales team, when providing all other initial information necessary for the development of the rug/s.
All cc-tapis rugs produced in the following materials have been tested and have obtained the standard ASTM D-2859-06 surface flammability certificate:

— Handtufted-ULTIMATE category: wool, viscose, linen

— Handtufted-ESSENTIAL category: wool, viscose, silk, linen, aloe and lurex

— Handloom: wool, linen, bamboo silk and aloe

— Handknotted: wool, silk, linen, bamboo silk and aloe

If needed, cc-tapis can provide the ASTM D-2859-06 surface flammability certificate for specific rug designs produced for its clients.
Quote and lead time to be confirmed depending on the project.
Other certificates available upon request. Quote and lead time to be confirmed depending on the project.

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TREATMENTS

cc-tapis does not recommend soil, stain & water, and fire protection treatments for various reasons:
— Soil and stain repellent treatments are not permanent and do not guarantee resistance to liquids at high temperature and PH <7.
— Strong chemicals used can be toxic.
Fire treatment is not recommended as all standard materials offered by cc-tapis have good anti-flammability properties and pass flammability test naturally.