
What has been inspiring you lately? This is my new awesome floor covering. I needed something for my studio as my husband claimed his rug back for his office. So when I saw this hand cross stitched awesomeness at the antique store I was blown away. It is so weird, quirky and wonderful. Unlike anything I have ever seen. Luckily my visiting Dad treated me to it. SUCH a perfect one of a kind christmas gift.


and the super perfect craftmanship of the cross stitch is pretty awesome. Do you have something in your home or studio that absolutely inspires you?
3 comments:
I read about Persian rug patterns http://www.rugs-oriental.net/persian-rug-patterns.html and I think your rug may be a story of hunting with the tiger and the deer, maybe the circle of life, the lotus (rebirth) and the herati (water garden, fish). I don't know but I was curious about the symbols
I have a persian wool rug with an unusual block pattern instead of medallion I love, and a really old mola that is falling apart at the seams- I love the bold colors and patterns of both. Lately I've been using my gran's unfinished quilt blocks from the 30's in my own work- it's wonderful to have something that someone else's hands have touched.
I love the idea of figuring out the imagery behind the rug. So interesting.
Marie, I love the idea of working from your grandmothers blocks, must be an amazing experience.
I have a persian rug falling apart at the seams, but I love it.
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