Walnut Heddles Throw by Karin Carlander for Karakter, 2022

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Karin carlander, 2022 walnut heddles throw for karakter weaver and textile artist karin carlander interprets classic techniques as the backbone … Read more Karin carlander, 2022 walnut heddles throw for karakter weaver and textile artist karin carlander interprets classic techniques as the backbone of her creative process. When it came to the heddles throw, carlander selected alpaca wool from the andes mountains. These thin, glossy fibers were woven into a luxurious blanket that features a subtle ridged design. Along the throw’s edge, a delicate fringe invites a closer look at the construction process, which sees the loom’s warp and weft working together. “this analogue way of creating is a collaboration between my loom and the material,” says carlander. “the way threads and colours perform is new and unexpected with each material. Even after so many years, the craft continues to surprise me.” "i chose alpaca because it is a luscious material. I am a material nerd at heart. I need to know how things are made and where they come from, something i have taken to the extreme in my practice." “the way threads and colours perform is new and unexpected with each material. Even after so many years, the craft continues to surprise me.” made from baby alpaca sourced from a traditional producer in the andes, the throw is a result of local expertise and material knowledge. Alpaca is a hollow fibre and like linen keeps you warm when it is cold, and vice versa, the direct result of the high altitudes where the animal grazes. “i chose alpaca because it is a luscious material. I am a material nerd at heart. I need to know how things are made and where they come from, something i have taken to the extreme in my practice,” she says. The thin, glossy alpaca fibres make a light textile with a sensuous lustre, the result of its soft, fluttering pattern. “so many people compromise on material quality in our industry. That level of sublimity can be hard to get across, but it is what i strive for.” product material 100% baby alpaca measurements width 130 cm length 200 cm important information regarding images of products: please note that some of the images show other colors and variations of the model, these images are only to present interior design proposals. The item that is selling is on the first image. Important information regarding color(s) of products: actual colors may vary. This is due to the fact that every computer monitor, laptop, tablet and phone screen has a different capability to display colors and that everyone sees these colors differently. We try to edit our photos to show all of our products as life-like as possible, but please understand the actual color may vary slightly from your monitor about the design: weaver and textile artist karin carlander interprets classic techniques as the backbone of her creative process. Two new designs – a rectangular rug woven from paper yarn and a fringed throw in alpaca wool – showcase this craftsmanship in contemporary pieces for the home. When it came to the heddles throw, carlander selected alpaca wool from the andes mountains. These thin, glossy fibers were woven into a luxurious blanket that features a subtle ridged design. Along the throw’s edge, a delicate fringe invites a closer look at the construction process, which sees the loom’s warp and weft working together. “this analogue way of creating is a collaboration between my loom and the material,” says carlander. “the way threads and colours perform is new and unexpected with each material. Even after so many years, the craft continues to surprise me.” about the manufacturer: karakter is a danish design company founded on a spirit of exploration, courage and an uncompromising attitude to quality. Rooted in the scandinavian design tradition with an international outlook, karakter presents a portfolio of furniture, lighting and objects that is relevant, honest, expressive and sometimes playful. Aspiring to build an enduring legacy, they work with contemporary designers such as aldo bakker and plueersmitt and present works by the masters bodil kjær, achille and pier giacomo castiglioni, paul mccobb, joe colombo and angelo mangiarotti. Each piece has a clear, undeniable expression, ensuring it pride of place in private homes and public spaces worldwide. See less