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Tisca "Cristina" Wool Rug by Van Belkom, Kinderdesign Collection, 1980s

Original price 830.700 Ft - Original price 830.700 Ft
Original price
830.700 Ft
830.700 Ft - 830.700 Ft
Current price 830.700 Ft

A rare and whimsical masterpiece from the renowned Swiss manufacture Tisca, this hand-tufted wool rug is part of the exclusive "Kinderdessin" collection. Designed by Christiana van Beek, the piece translates the naive charm and uninhibited creativity of children's art into a high-end textile work.

Artistic Composition:
The rug features a central, heartwarming motif of two stylized birds (doves) facing each other, their bodies forming a subtle heart shape at the point of contact. The wings and tails are rendered in vibrant, multicolored stripes—shades of soft rose, sky blue, sunny yellow, and terracotta—mimicking the texture of colored pencil strokes on paper. The background is a sophisticated off-white/beige, accented with delicate floral sprigs that enhance the pastoral and innocent atmosphere of the design.

Craftsmanship:
True to Tisca’s heritage of excellence, the rug is crafted from 100% pure virgin wool. The hand-tufting technique provides a dense, soft pile that is both luxurious to the touch and remarkably durable. The original manufacturer’s label is preserved on the reverse, confirming its provenance and the prestigious "Christiana van Beek" design lineage.

Styling Note:
This piece is a versatile collector's item. While its origins lie in the "Children's Design" series, its sophisticated color palette and large scale (170 x 240 cm) make it equally suitable for a modern eclectic living room, a creative studio, or as a striking piece of fiber art displayed on a wall. It perfectly embodies the "Modernist Folk Art" aesthetic currently sought after by interior designers worldwide.

Christiana van Beek (Designer)
Christiana van Beek was one of the most influential textile designers of the 80s and 90s, gaining international acclaim through her collaboration with the Swiss house of Tisca. Her work belongs to the "humanist modernism" movement: she aimed to bring warmth and emotion into cold, geometric spaces. Her "Kinderdessin" series was revolutionary, treating children's imagination not merely as decoration but as high art, weaving the freedom of the youthful spirit into pure, high-quality wool.

Condition: Very good condition.

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