KUMO

Manufactured by Living Divani
2016
New collection of carpets for Living Divani named Kumo, meaning “cloud” in Japanese, takes inspiration from the fabrics used for kimono, looking to enfold into a carpet the lightness and simplicity of a pattern that is usually worn. Available in three different versions, these flat weave rugs woven on a vertical or horizontal loom, thin and therefore highly versatile, integrate the Japanese expressiveness with the technique of textile artisans in Lahore, Pakistan,naturally creating elegant products and materials.
Misore: A carpet that evokes in an abstract way a surface on which large flakes of snow are placed, hence the name Misore which one could translate as “sleet”.
Kinsame: A slightly irregular pattern that on a large scale seems to disappear and gives the impression of a world seen through heavy rain.
Minamo: Carpet with a geometric and regular pattern that would call to mind a surface of calm water, only slightly rippled by a steady wind.
Pictures Alberto Strada