geometric patterns

With its captivating geometric patterns, this sublime wool runner rug draws inspiration from the rich traditions of Cusco's Festival of the Crosses. Created by Peruvian artisan Gerardo Fernandez, this handwoven design features delicate fringes and lovely hues derived from organic sources such as cochineal, tree leaves, bark, roots and fruits, offering a beautiful blend of artistry and cultural heritage.

Experience the stunning artistry of Andean culture with this exquisite wool runner rug from artisan Gerardo Fernandez. The striking design pays homage to the tocapus, the distinctive geometric designs widely used in Inca culture. These intricate patterns adorned various items, including textiles, pottery and other crafted goods, serving as a fundamental artistic element throughout the Inca Empire. The rug's captivating colors, derived entirely from natural sources like cochineal, tree leaves, bark, roots and fruits, bring ancient traditions to life in your home. This handwoven masterpiece not only elevates your space but also connects you to centuries of Peruvian craftsmanship and creativity.

Spirited colors and sharp geometric forms interlock across this handwoven cotton dhurrie runner that demonstrates why traditional methods remain unmatched. The careful construction produces an accessory that's simultaneously delicate in appearance and tough enough for high-traffic areas, while fringed borders provide an authentic finishing detail. This textile gem presented by Mahmood merges Indian heritage with modern practicality.

Classic figures of Zapotec inspiration decorate this wool runner, made in the Mexican region. The Ruiz Bazan Family follows an ancient tradition of textile artistry while creating this exquisite piece, whose refined yarns showcase an ecru hue that enriches the pattern's details—all crowned with fringes.

This breathtaking wool runner rug is inspired by the chakana, an important symbol in Andean cultures, particularly associated with the Inca civilization. The stepped cross with 12 points forming a square cross represents the Southern Cross constellation and symbolizes duality, complementarity and reciprocity. Peruvian artisan Gerardo Fernandez creates an exquisite handwoven design with vibrant hues obtained from organic sources, including cochineal and tree leaves, bark, roots and fruits.