The Rhombus Ivory rug from the Mangas Space collection combines two textures in different shades that intermingle, creating a curious continuity effect: one is made by looping earth-colored threads, and the other is herringbone in a raw color. Both are made with voluminous wool threads. It is available in two sizes, and its unusual cross shape is a nod to the patterns used to upholster the poufs of the series. The whole piece is decorated with a yellow border.

This is the Rhombus Pink rug from the Mangas Space collection. It combines two contrasting textures that intermingle, generating a curious continuity effect. One is made by looping thick, earth-colored wool threads, the other is pink herringbone. Its unusual cross shape is a nod to the patterns used to upholster the poufs of the collection. As an accent, the piece is edged in yellow. It is available in two sizes.

The ML2 is a long runner-type rug from the Mangas Original collection, woven in its entirety on a manual loom using 17 different designs and textures, arranged as stripes with lots of volume and a rich variety of colors. It can be used in combination with the mini models of this collection to create an even longer composition. Its shape resembles the sleeve of a chunky sweater (“mangas” means sleeves in Spanish). Its color palette includes raw, neutral and soft tones, such as pink or yellow.

This is the MR3 rug from our Mangas Original collection, a piece with a rectangular format that features nine different textures and designs, each made using different techniques and colors. It is available in two sizes and its color palette is natural, with a predominance of crude colors and earthy tones.

The worn look of this rug is achieved through the adaptation of the traditional cross-stitching technique, in which the abstract pattern is stitched by hand with thick wool yarns on a felted wool base in light gray tones. Available in two sizes, this is the large format of the Abstract Silver rug.

This is the Natural Flowers rug from the Canevas collection. It is handmade using an original reinterpretation of the cross-stitch technique: wool yarns stitched on a felted wool base trace the appearance of a blurred bouquet of flowers, as if it were a pixelated image. Its color palette features white, gray, pink, red and yellow. It is the largest format, available in two sizes.

Natural evolution of Rod, Rod Bed features neat yet elegant outline: an invitation to serenity of calm nights.

This is the Green model from the Canevas Geo collection, a rug with an asymmetrical cut and a design based on overlapping color schemes. It is made by hand on a light green felt base, by embroidering stitches in multiple directions with white, medium green and dark green wools. Depending on the density and orientation of the stitches, the patterns intermingle, offering different effects. Thanks to its coloring and varying embroidery densities, its design evokes cultivated fields, as seen from an aerial perspective.

The Canevas Geo collection explores the color schemes and the different effects they can generate when overlapping. This is the grey model, embroidered by hand using yellow, medium grey and white wool on a light grey felt base. Because of its coloring, its asymmetric cut, and the uneven densities of embroidery, its design evokes cultivated fields seen from an aerial perspective. In addition to different colors, the patterns also adopt different directions in their stitching, revealing interesting overlay effects.

This is the Coral rug from the Canevas Geo collection, an asymmetrical piece with an aesthetic based on color patterns that play overlap. Depending on the density or the orientation of the stitches, the patterns intermingle generating, different effects. It is embroidered by hand with stitches in multiple directions on a base of light pink felt, using orange, dark coral and white wool. Its design evokes cultivated fields seen from the air.