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Leaf rug

Posted on September 29th 2011

Matali Crasset's Big Leaf rug is hand-knitted and made of 100% wool.

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Matali Crasset and Nodus have collaborated on Le Blobterre de Matali, an exhibition at the Centre Pompidou in Paris.

The key installation at the exhibition is Crasset’s Big Leaf rug, a hand-knotted rug, in an asymmetric Tibetan technique.

Crasset created the rug for the Nodus Limited Edition using just wool, 50% of it from New Zealand and 50% Himalayan wool.

Big Leaf measures 130 x 217 centimetres and is available in a limited-edition of just 12 pieces.

Matali Crasset

Matali Crasset was born in 1965 in Chlons-en-Champagne. After graduating at the Ateliers ENSCI in 1991, she participated in the Milan Triennial, where she presented her project the Domestic Trilogy, in which three diffusors spreading warmth (murmur and intimacy), light (images and memories) and water (scents and swirls).

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