Hand-tufted wool rug "Blütenbordüre" Tisca 1980s France

Bring timeless charm and joyful elegance to your interior with this vintage Tisca rug measuring 95x190 cm. Crafted in the 1980s using Tisca's renowned hand-tufting technique, this model features the "Blütenbordüre" (floral border) pattern: a vibrant magenta field framed by a cream border adorned with stylised flowers and flowing green vines. Made from 100% premium New Zealand wool. Tisca rugs from this era are known for their exceptional craftsmanship, superior wool quality, and unique artistic patterns. The hand-tufting ensures a luxuriously soft texture and extended durability, making this rug both a decorative piece and a practical choice for any space. This pattern brings a touch of nature indoors, infusing each room with colour, warmth, and a joyful, welcoming atmosphere. Its proportions make it ideal for hallways, bedrooms, or as a centrepiece in smaller living spaces. Tisca, a company founded in 1958 in Moroges, France, is particularly famous for its hand-tufted rugs from the 1980s, often sought after by interior designers and architects such as Andrée Putman and Philippe Starck.