(Un)fold

(Un)fold is a rug made with manual weaving, 60% polyester and 40% jute.‎ Flat weave finish with different thicknesses, woven and sewn by hand.‎ Customizable color and size.‎ Not suitable for outdoor use.‎The folding technique is normally used in fashion to build silhouettes or create a beauty in motion.‎ By following this technique it is possible to combine yarns that have a difference in sheen and have built folds in multiple directions.‎Flatweave rugs, commonly called mats, are worked using the loom operated by the craftsman who weaves a series of vertical threads (warp) of a given yarn with a series of horizontal threads (weft).‎ This technique is characterized by the lack of "fleece" and backing.‎ Expert manual skills are required for this traditional weaving method that allows you to produce flat rugs with detailed patterns.‎