Jaipur Rugs BOKASHI Handmade rectangular wool rug

Bokashi originates from a Japanese technique that creates subtle gradations and soft transitions between colours, edges, or materials.‎ The serene and refined Suntory Museum of Art in Tokyo also influenced the inspiration and concept of this rug, where flexible sliding screens are integrated into the façade to adjust the amount of light according to the exhibition.‎ Handcrafted by Jaipur Rugs, BOKASHI features a linear composition that translates this idea of light modulation, allowing light and shadow to gently dissolve across its surface.‎ The result is a textile that subtly shapes the atmosphere without making a bold visual statement.‎ The FACE collection explores the complex “faces” or façades of Kengo Kuma’s architectural works, highlighting their subtle and captivating fragments, textures, and transitions revealed through light, materials, and nature.‎ As a result, bold colours were not necessary: the collection favours natural, earthy tones—shades of brown, taupe, beige, and grey—enhanced by striking black and white graphic accents.‎ The rugs are available in several colour variations, offering great versatility for contemporary interiors.‎ The use of wool reflects Kengo Kuma’s appreciation for natural materials, while regenerated viscose provides the rigidity required to achieve his innovative three-dimensional designs, showcasing his distinctive exploration of materials.‎ The result is a contemporary aesthetic: a collection designed to last over time and become an integral part of interiors, enriching them for generations.‎ Further info from manufacturer on BOKASHI Jaipur Rugs