The square geometries of a labyrinth traverse the entire area of the Maze carpets, hand-knotted in wool and inspired by an abstract textile design originating from the archive of the ingenious Italian entrepreneur and designer. There are two color variants: the motif in black on ivory background and in beige on ivory background. In both, accents are entrusted to thin rust-red lines, traced among the meanders of the labyrinth as if drawn with a pen.

Artemisia reinterprets the motifs of classic carpets in contemporary style, interrupting the details of the design with voids for a highly decorative effect. The silk pattern, soft and shiny, emerges discreetly from the wool background, thanks to shades in slight contrast, or tone-on-tone. Artemisia is a hand-knotted carpet of fine manufacture, suitable for contemporary and elegant interiors.

Originally created on a semi-mechanical loom, the pure wool rugs revisited by Amini are hand knotted and feature a two-level carved pile. The collection is characterised by four different animal subjects: the leopard, Tapipardo, with orange colour on a blue background; the lion, Tapileo, in ochre colour on a yellow background; the bear, Tapiorso, in white on an ivory background; the dragon, Tapidrago, in green on a white background.

The research started some time ago by Amini n the theme of the reinterpretation of the Berber rug in a contemporary key is enriched by a new product. The RD Halong rug presents as a combination of graphic elements and surface textures translated into a calibrated design, made of juxtapositions of full and empty spaces. The play of contrasts between depth and background of the high pile alternates with the design of the contrasting lines. The total chromatic effect, from the soft tones of the natural wool, are emphasized by the brilliant embroidery in colours of Oriental spices.

Originally created on a semi-mechanical loom, the pure wool rugs revisited by Amini are hand knotted and feature a two-level carved pile. The collection is characterised by four different animal subjects: the leopard, Tapipardo, with orange colour on a blue background; the lion, Tapileo, in ochre colour on a yellow background; the bear, Tapiorso, in white on an ivory background; the dragon, Tapidrago, in green on a white background.