6 x 8 - Brown Vintage Swedish Rug - 78249
6 x 8 - Brown Vintage Swedish Rug - 78249
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Description:-
78249 Erik Lundberg Vintage Swedish Rollakan Rug, 05'06 x 08'00.
Erik Lundberg, a Swedish weaver behind the firm Vavaregarden, which translates to Weavers Farm, employed local weavers in Malmo during the 1960s to produce hand-woven flat-weave "rolakan" rugs, though his role as a designer versus businessman remains uncertain. Subsequently, Lundberg's rugs attracted the attention of Svangsta Mattor AB, leading to the acquisition of his firm and its relocation to Eringsboda. Lundberg's daughter, Gertie, joined the company as a designer in the mid-1960s and later became its artistic director. The firm, known for manufacturing rugs and scenic wall-hangings, continues to produce many of Lundberg's designs today, with challenges in determining their age due to ongoing production. Vavaregarden's symbol, resembling a "V," is actually a two-toned T shape inspired by a tree outside the studio window and is woven in colors matching each rug, aiding in identifying the rug's orientation.
This handwoven wool vintage Swedish rollakan rug, known as Model Korall brun, was designed by Erik Lundberg for Vavaregarden in Sweden, emanating warmth and charm. With its bold expressive design and meticulous attention to detail, the rug stands as a captivating example of woven beauty. The abrashed brown field serves as a canvas for an abstract composition of rectilinear shapes, evoking a strong sense of dimensionality and depth. Lundberg's skillful arrangement transforms the organized chaos into an artistic expression, enhancing the rug's visual impact and allure.
Exuding the essence of Scandinavian style, this contemporary kilim rug embodies the timeless charm of Nordic design. Its quilt-like appearance adds to its appeal, offering a sense of comfort and coziness to any space. Perfectly suited for rooms adorned with light wood, organic materials, and neutral color schemes, the rug complements a variety of interior styles. Whether paired with bright whites or monochromatic artworks, its versatility ensures seamless integration into modern living spaces, enhancing the ambiance with its understated elegance.
Erik Lundberg's "Model Korall brun" rollakan rug is a stunning example of his ability to blend traditional Swedish weaving techniques with contemporary design. The rug features intricate, coral-inspired motifs that create a sense of fluidity and natural beauty. Its color palette predominantly consists of various shades of brown, complemented by subtle earthy tones, reflecting the organic and harmonious aesthetic of Lundberg's work. Handwoven with meticulous attention to detail, the rug boasts exceptional craftsmanship, utilizing natural dyes and traditional methods to ensure both durability and softness.
The "Model Korall brun" symbolizes the intricate beauty and resilience of nature, mirroring the delicate structures of coral reefs in its detailed patterns. This design not only serves as a decorative element but also as a reminder of the complexity of the natural world. Lundberg's work, including this rug, revitalizes traditional Swedish textile arts with modern influences, preserving and evolving the rollakan weaving tradition. Versatile in use, the "Model Korall brun" rug can function as a floor covering or a decorative wall hanging, adding Scandinavian elegance and natural beauty to any space, whether in a rustic cabin or a modern home.
- Designed by Erik Lundberg for Vavaregarden which translates to 'Weavers Farm'.
- Name: Model Korall brun.
- Rendered in variegated shades of brown, coffee, orange, gold, beige, burnt orange, goldenrod, light gray, camel, terra cotta, tan, sand, and khaki with other accent colors.
- Abrash.
- Handwoven wool.
- Made in Sweden.
- Measures: 05'06 x 08'00.
- Date: 1970s. Late 20th Century.
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