A Mughal Painting Part 1 Hand Knotted Rug - Wendy Morrison Design

A Mughal Painting Part 1 Hand Knotted Rug - Wendy Morrison DesignInspired by the Mughal Miniature painting style of the 16th century, this is a graceful, elegant design full of hope, positivity and renewal, sharing a story of the beauty and importance of nature. A majestic black and white horse, a symbol of strength, courage and freedom, high steps across a plateau of exotic flora, followed by darting swallows, which represent love, devotion and luck. Set against a striking lilac tinged sky the shade associated

Inspired by the Mughal Miniature painting style of the 16th century, this is a graceful, elegant design full of hope, positivity and renewal, sharing a story of the beauty and importance of nature. A majestic black and white horse, a symbol of strength, courage and freedom, high-steps across a plateau of exotic flora, followed by darting swallows, which represent love, devotion and luck. Set against a striking lilac-tinged sky – the shade associated with the Crown Chakra, the energy centre with a connection to spirituality and enlightenment – this a gentle, soothing design that reinforces the importance of nature and the joy of having a connection with it.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Composition: Wool & Silk
Pile height in mm: 8mm
Hand Tufted
Sizes available;
244cm x 335cm
365cm x 274cm 

*Natural fibres may shed. This will reduce over time and will not affect your rug's performance.

ABOUT WENDY MORRISON DESIGN

In 2004 freelance fashion designer Wendy Morrison accepted a commission to design a rug collection. It was a turning point; the perfect match for her love of colour and pattern, combined with storytelling. It was the start of a design journey that comes from the heart, that puts passion and craftsmanship at the centre of every project, and strives to connect people, places, art, ideas and nature.

Authentic rug-making demands incredible skill, craftsmanship and attention to detail. Wendy Morrison want to protect those skills, to support the artisans who tuft and weave, and bring our designs to life, to explain the history and storytelling behind rug design, and to celebrate and help maintain this centuries-old art.

Since 2012, Wendy Morrison have worked with the same Indian manufacturer and artisans who share their desire to create rugs of outstanding quality. Wendy Morrison take responsibility for ethical trading seriously and are a proud partner of GoodWeave, a not-for-profit organisation that ensures fair working conditions.