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This piece strongly aligns with Scandinavian rölakan-style flatweaving: a tapestry-like, weft-faced construction (no pile) with pictorial motifs and crisp, angular geometry. The field is organized into stacked panels, each holding a stylized fish—a traditional Nordic folk-art subject often associated with abundance, sustenance, and coastal life. The jagged/serrated framing inside each panel echoes “lightning” or “mountain” geometry, giving the design rhythm and energy without feeling busy.
The palette is quiet, modern, and very Scandinavian: stone grey, oat/cream, driftwood brown, muted sage, and charcoal outlines, with small touches of warm rust. It’s an easy fit for coastal, cabin, Nordic minimal, wabi-sabi, and modern rustic interiors.
Features
Size: 141 x 105 cm (approx. 4'8" x 3'5")
Weave type: Handwoven flatweave tapestry (rölakan-style)
Knot structure: Not applicable (no knotted pile)
Material: Appears all-wool in the face yarns; foundation likely wool (common in Nordic flatweaves)
Pile/height: No pile; low-profile flatweave (~3–6 mm typical)
Design: Pictorial fish panels with serrated “lightning/mountain” borders; strong dark outlining typical of tapestry flatweaves
Fringe: Present at ends; slightly uneven fringe is normal for handmade work
Condition: Good overall; visible fold/crease line from storage and minor surface wear typical of age (no major holes visible)
Care Instructions
Vacuum gently (no beater bar) and rotate periodically. For spills: blot immediately, cold water only, wool-safe soap if needed. Dry flat. For full cleaning, choose a professional who understands flatwoven tapestry rugs (they should avoid aggressive agitation).
If you want a statement piece that feels like Nordic textile art—calm colors, folk symbolism, and true handwoven character—this one is a rare and charming find.
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