GLAOUI POUF ALEXANDRA COLOURS

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This is the large Alexandra pouf from the Glaoui collection, a piece with an eclectic design made by hand using a laborious artisanal system that alternates three different techniques: hand-knotting, flat weaving and embroidery. Therefore, its surface presents varying textures and changing volumes. This is the most colorful version of the Alexandra model, woven with 100% virgin wool yarns in shades of orange, pink, turquoise, green and red, among others.

The Glaoui collection includes a series of rugs and poufs that combine, in an eclectic and harmonious way, a varied style of patterns and textures. A complex traditional Moroccan technique brought to a different aesthetic dimension by designer Sandra Figuerola, who was inspired by the colors, graphics and topographies of African and Indian origin for her motives.

Glaoui, a GAN Spaces Collection

GAN spaces are collections meticulously constructed from innovative concepts and artisanal production methods. Suggestive proposals that, stemming from a rug, are capable of bringing to life a whole family of modules and accessories with which to design an environment or “space”. A set of designs linked together, designed to project stimulating and contemporary atmospheres with an open, flexible and casual configuration.

Manufacturing technique
Glaoui


Material
Fibre composition: 100% wool. Filling: chopped foam rubber


Sizes
110x72x32h cm / 43"x28"x13"h

Sandra Figuerola
Sandra Figuerola
She studied Fine Arts at the San Carlos Art School in Valencia. In 1984, along with 10 other partners, she founded La Nave design studio, a distinctive concept on the national design scene, inextricably linked with a particular period of Valencian design. She stayed with La Nave until it was disbanded in 1991. In 2010 she set up a new studio, El Almudín, with six other partners.
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