Green Abstract Loom-Woven Tencel Rug, Zima Series

Tencel® is lyocell, spun from wood pulp, and here it is the entire pile: Green Abstract Loom-Woven Tencel Rug, Zima Series — sage green shading into earth and terracotta around one central geometric form, on a cotton foundation, sized 200 × 300 cm (6'7" × 9'10") and woven in Kütahya and in Uşak. The green is at the sage end of green, nearer a dried leaf than a fresh one, and the terracotta and earth tones come and go across it in transitions rather than at edges.

Nothing in the drawing is high in contrast. The central form does the doorway work the series is built on, plainly, with no ornament around it, and the textural passes across the field suggest tracks left behind by something that has already gone through.

01The Linen on the surface

Against light oak or walnut, stone surfaces and linen it holds a room together instead of competing with it. Zima was made for Halıcızade and for nowhere else, and this is one of the models that carries the idea most quietly.

02The tone of the ground

Lyocell has a mild shine, so the greens move by half a tone between morning and evening without ever becoming glossy. Weaving happens in western Türkiye, where machine knotting and hand finishing go into a single rug, which is the honest description of what it is.

03From ground to pile

Cotton runs underneath as the foundation. The tree-of-life figure this house marks with is worked into every piece. Tencel® pile on cotton, with no wool content. Sage green with earth and terracotta transitions, and one central geometric form. Textural passes across the field, drawn as traces rather than as pattern. Loom-woven in Kütahya and Uşak: machine knots, hand finishing. Room size, 200 × 300 cm, for a sitting room, a reading corner or an office floor. Marked with the tree-of-life figure this house uses. Professional washing. Green is the hardest floor color to get right, and this one gets it right by refusing to be a bright one.