This rug features a new take on traditional materials. Igusa — rush grass used to make tatami mats and enza — is woven with hemp to create a contemporary design. These rugs are made on an old weaving machine that requires artisan supervision. The machine can only create one rug every 3–5 days, making each rug a rare work of effort. The Yabane pattern is inspired by the look of arrow feathers, with the symbolism of aiming true at your targets. Be sure to check out the Asanoha pattern as well. About the artisan Suwamonsho This workshop based in Ehime specializes in using igusa in an authentic and sustainable way. By creating works that respect the materials, artisans, and customers, Suwamonsho creates an ecosystem that overcomes disposable culture and replaces it with a culture of care. Dimensions cm: L200 x W100 inch: L78.8 x W39.4
