TSETAN SONAM CARPETS textile services agency
presents the first Tibetan carpets collection of design

MichelaePaoloBaldessari MassimoCaiazzo GuidoCiompi ErnaCorbetta AlessandroGuerriero Lab_ SimoneMicheli MartaeGiampieroPeia MarcoPiva Parambodhi LucaScacchetti Elena von Hessen Elio di Franco…..

interpret the ancient Tibetan art of hand knotted carpet, exploring new materials (banana silk, aloe, hemp, linen, cactus) and new techniques.

Textile art master pieces are created, with a cultivated design communication bringing colour, preciousness and warmth to spaces.

Carpets thought and chosen in the respect of the Tibetan textile tradition which is carefully preserved in each working phase from the collection of the precious wool that nomads bring from pastures above 4000 mt., to carding, dyeing, weaving, finishing and washing.
The care for details, the dignity of working and the eco-sustainability are the ethics of the whole production.
Unique art carpets, collectible pieces, precious daily life and heritage objects.


NABA – Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti
600 hours per square meter: Tibetan carpets
From a workshop on the ‘Tibetan carpet weaving’ techniques, held in cooperation with Tsetan Sonam Carpets, born the idea to update a centuries old technique using the new generation’s creative modalities, aware of the product value estimated in working hours.
The result is a number carpet drawings expressing a creative, productive, geographic and temporal continuity.


S.C.A.R.T.I Onlus
Puzzle4Peace
A sustainable art project, a contagious educational art track, that will turn into the largest World multi-participated contemporary art piece.
From the meeting of the Italian companies’ know-how and the designers supporting Puzzle4Peace, comes P.O.P (pieces of peace) series, not only the great jig-saw puzzle tessels, but also eco-sustainable design objects for different functions (lamp, table, bookshelf, flooring, etc..): tangible demonstrations of the perfect synthesis of environment sustainability, beauty and function.
Peace tussles will decorate a colourful living area P.O.P: one more chance to talk about peace.
The new ‘Carpet for Peace’, designed by Beppe TRX and Gianluigi Ruju will be also shown.


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