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There, Farr was enraptured by pre-Columbian textiles and, determined to explore ways to marry his love of abstraction to ancient textile arts, he travelled to Western Turkey to learn rug making. His modernist interest in colour and form, married to the age-old techniques of hand dying and hand looming, helped make Christopher Farr one of the preeminent rug designers of today.
Farr was een van de laatste studenten van Christopher Wood, die kon spelen op de klavecimbels van de befaamde Benton Fletcher collectie (eigendom van de National Trust ). Hij nam deel aan de internationale klavecimbelwedstrijd 1971 in het kader van het festival Musica Antiqua in Brugge. Hij behaalde er de Derde prijs voor klavecimbel, evenals ...
Specifications. Pictured Size. 2.74 x 3.66m (9' x 12') Weave. Hand knotted. Materials. Handspun wool & silk. About This Rug. Finely woven wool offers the perfect ground for shimmering silk to depict the form of a coiling snake.
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Designer. Founded by Roman Alonso and Steven Johanknecht, Commune is a Los Angeles-based collective of architects, interior designers, graphic designers, artists, artisans, craftsmen, and builders with a global portfolio of projects in residential, commercial and hospitality sectors. Highly collaborative in its approach, Commune’s activities ...
Christopher Farr. Initially an abstract painter, the Slade School graduate won a Boise Traveling Fellowship to Peru in 1975. There, Farr was enraptured by pre-Columbian textiles and, determined to explore ways to marry his love of abstraction to ancient textile arts, he travelled to Western Turkey to learn rug making. His modernist interest in ...
Samples are $2.50 each with free shipping included. Time Teller, is based on fabrics found in the tents of desert travellers, with a touch of modern flair. Kemp explains “Time Teller is deeply romantic to me, and I am looking forward to wrapping it around walls to give an embracing effect. The name comes from a timelessness and forgetfulness ...
