Rug Bauhaus 178x97 cm, beige wool, by A. Kybal, Czechoslovakia, 1940s.
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This rug, designed by Antonín Kybal in Czechoslovakia circa the 1940s, exemplifies modernist design inspired by the Bauhaus movement. Handwoven from wool, it features a harmonious, rectangular format measuring approximately 178 x 97 cm (excluding fringes). The main field is a warm, light beige, punctuated by two large, burnt orange rectangles and a smaller, deep brown block. Additional parallel, dark brown lines introduce asymmetry and a sense of movement. The rug is double-sided, flat-woven without pile, and has a slightly coarse, matte texture typical of natural wool. The edges are finished with short, off-white fringes, some of which show visible wear and fraying. Its overall condition is worn: signs of use and frayed fringes are present, but the main body of the rug remains intact and the colors are well-preserved.This piece echoes the spirit of modernist Czechoslovakia, where geometry and function merged with the designer’s artistic vision. The simple forms and restrained color palette speak in the Bauhaus idiom, where every shape has its purpose, and clarity of composition is paramount. The handwoven wool carries the imprint of craftsmanship—a subtle irregularity in the weave and a matte finish evoke the image of a mid-century workshop, when design strove to be both practical and distinctive.In a contemporary interior, this rug can serve as a strong accent in a minimalist living room or a modern office
DIMENSION
Height1 cm
Depth97 cm
Width178 cm
Dimension details
Width178 cm
Height1 cm
Depth97 cm
Weight6 kg
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