Le Corbusier Rug L'Étrange Oiseau et le Taureau | Hand Knotted Wool on Cotton | Art Rug | 98 × 138 in
Description
Le Corbusier – L'Étrange Oiseau et le Taureau
This exceptional Le Corbusier rug, inspired by L'Étrange Oiseau et le Taureau, translates the artistic vision of one of the most influential figures of 20th-century modernism into a richly crafted textile artwork.
Entirely hand knotted in wool on a cotton foundation, this large-format art rug combines traditional craftsmanship with Le Corbusier's distinctive abstract vocabulary of organic forms, powerful silhouettes, geometric elements, and expressive compositions.
Measuring 250 × 350 cm (98 × 138 in), this impressive rug offers a strong architectural presence and is ideally suited to spacious contemporary interiors, living rooms, offices, galleries, hotels, and design projects.
Its generous scale makes it more than a decorative floor covering: it is a statement art rug designed to become a central element of an interior.
Specifications
Artist: Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris)
Artwork: L'Étrange Oiseau et le Taureau
Type: Art Rug / Area Rug
Technique: Hand Knotted
Material: Wool on Cotton
Dimensions: 250 × 350 cm (98 × 138 in)
Style: Modern Art / Modernism
Condition: Excellent overall condition
About Le Corbusier
Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris, 1887–1965) was a Swiss-French architect, designer, painter, and urban planner and one of the defining figures of modern architecture and design.
His artistic work explored the relationship between geometry, color, human forms, nature, and architecture. Alongside his architectural achievements, his paintings and graphic compositions had a significant influence on modern art and design.
His distinctive visual language has been widely adapted into decorative and textile works, making his compositions particularly striking when translated into large-format rugs.
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsBrown, Red, Beige, White, BlueMaterialCotton, WoolNumber of items1Height349 cmWidth250 cmDepth1 cm