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"Piazza Armerina" Hand-Knotted Tibetan Wool Rug

“Piazza Armerina” Hand-Knotted Tibetan Wool Rug
by Sergio Mannino United States (US)

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How is this defined? A series of pieces that are not restricted by any predetermined volume limit. Each item is meticulously produced by the designer or in collaboration with skilled local artisans, resulting in a limited quantity of unique pieces. If stated, each item may exhibit slight variations due to its handcrafted origin.
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Mediterraneo is a series of rugs inspired by the traditional Italian Terrazzo floors. Sergio draws the patterns by hand rather than using an image, giving the rugs a more intimate and personal touch. The rugs are hand-knotted in Nepal. These carpets are 100% recyclable because they are made from 100% natural wool from the Himalayan area and natural dyes, so their impact on the planet is minimal. These carpets are available in 4×6 feet but can be customized in different dimensions and colour combinations. Send us your specific needs, and we will update the design accordingly (additional fees might occur).

This listing is for Piazza Armerina, and the colours are mauve, blue, green, lilac, white, and pink.

Hand-knotted Tibetan wool.

Handmade, 100% natural wool and natural dyes.
Can be fully customized.

Weight (kg)	8.0
Production Year	2023
Material	100% Wool
Discipline	Textilework
Color	Blue, Gray, Light Blue, Mauve, Pink
Design Class	Open Editions
Dimensions LxWxH	180x120x2cm (71x47x1'')

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Founded in 2008, Sergio Mannino Studio is an award-winning design agency in Brooklyn, New York. With a solid Italian Design and aesthetics foundation, the studio has gained international recognition by completing several projects throughout Europe, China, and the United States. The work is often featured in prestigious magazines, books, and blogs. The studio is fueled by a deep passion for creating unique spaces that capture the spirit of our time and reflect the ideas of the society we dream of, combining Italian Design culture and aesthetics with a contemporary international twist. Under the leadership of Sergio Mannino, the studio is composed of a dedicated team of architects, interior designers, graphic designers, and branding consultants. While initially focused on retail design, the studio has diversified its portfolio in recent years, engaging in various residential, branding, and furniture design ventures. Sergio Mannino graduated from the University of Florence’s Architecture program and worked extensively with radical design masters Ettore Sottsass and Remo Buti. He taught interior architecture at the University of Florence for a few years before moving to New York in 2001. In September 2002, he mounted a one-man show of his furniture designs, including nine built pieces and 100 watercolors, at the Memphis-Postdesign Gallery in Milan, once again under Sottsass’ supervision.