Discover our collection of hand -woven wall carpets from recycled textiles and let yourself be captivated by the skills of great artists, photographers and designers. Each gobelin is unique made of high -quality cotton thread and has a harmonious palette of only eight colors, which leads to an incredibly natural look.

The motif "Tibetan child" comes from the renowned documentary photographer and author Alison Wright .

This collection includes a variety of designs and sizes that optimally complement your specific area. Beautize your home with certified sound -absorbing wall carpets that not only look good, but also meet a functional purpose.

Every textile work of art absorbs sound in a natural way, since acoustic damping material from recycled jeans was used in manual production. This environmentally friendly mechanical recycling technique disassembles jeans into fibers and removes non -textile components, which leads to sustainable and high -quality acoustic solutions.

With our bright acoustic carpets you can redesign your interiors and create a harmonious ambience. These works of art delight their senses and at the same time contribute to a great living ambience.

About the artist:

Alison Wright was a well -known documentary photographer and author, who was known for her work, in which she photographically documented threatened cultures and human crises around the world. For her extraordinary work, she received several Lowell-Thomas Travel Journalism Awards and a Dorothea-Lange scholarship for documentary photography at the University of California, Berkeley.

Wright's school days at Syracuse University and UC Berkeley shaped their unique worldview. This was strengthened in 2000 by an almost fatal accident in Laos, as documented in her memoirs "Learning to Breathe" . Alison Wright tragically died on March 23, 2022 in a heart attack when diving on the Azores. Their impressive photographs and stories continue to motivate and influence future generations.