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“The patterns are bolder, ranging from a simple border, to zig zags to stylized foliate motifs. Apart from the plushness of the rugs, I was drawn to the loose geometric patterns that really show the hand of the weaver." - Tom Delavan
“The patterns are bolder, ranging from a simple border, to zig zags to stylized foliate motifs. Apart from the plushness of the rugs, I was drawn to the loose geometric patterns that really show the hand of the weaver." - Tom Delavan
Designed by T: The New York Times Style Magazine editor and designer Tom Delavan. Archival plumbs Tom's encyclopedic design knowledge to produce a collection referencing ancient weaving tradition with color pairings of the moment.
The Siroua rug is produced using exceptional fleece from a rare species of sheep native to Morocco. The long, silky fibers allow for a deliciously deep 4" pile.
Traditionally used as floor coverings, blankets, and wall hanging for insulation - these designs are marked by simplicity of form and minimalist design.