Rugsville Ayana Floral Blue Persian Carpet 5'3" x 7'7"

A studio in continuous conversation with both the kilim weavers of central Anatolia and the post-war European designers who reduced pattern to its essentials. The composition was iterated for months in graphite and gouache before the looms received it.

A floral lineage carried in a blue palette: medallion, scrolling vine, framed border, the same architecture that defines the older Persian and Mughal carpets. The colour reads with the saturation that engineered fibres hold under both daylight and tungsten. The drawing was adapted from older formal sources but redrawn for the loom this rug was made on, with the corner spandrels and the central rosette resized so the composition holds at this rectangle.

The fibre

Heat-set polypropylene yarn. The dye is fused into the fibre during manufacture rather than dyed on at the surface, so the colour does not fade under window light or strong sunlight. Spills bead on the surface long enough to be lifted with a cloth. No shedding, no pile loss under chair legs, no fibre release into the room air.

The composition

The blue reading is calm under all light conditions. Walls in clay, off-white, or warm grey hold the colour. The geometry resolves at room scale and rewards closer viewing without insisting on it. The pile sits low enough that doors and chair legs glide across the surface without catching.

The piece in a room

5' x 8' (152 x 244 cm). The size suits a medium living room, a primary bedroom under the bed and night tables, or a study set up around a partner desk. The pile holds its level under sofa legs and bed feet without crushing, which keeps the blue reading uniform across years of use.

Care

Vacuum weekly, suction or beater bar acceptable. Mild detergent and a damp cloth handle most spills inside the first ten minutes. The piece can be machine washed cold if needed and dries flat in a couple of hours. Professional cleaning is not required for the lifetime of the rug. The fibre handles repeated cleaning without losing colour or pile structure.

Reference

• Medium: heat-set polypropylene, jacquard woven
• Dimensions: 152 x 244 cm (5' x 8')
• Density: ~600,000 points per square metre
• Pile: ~10-12 mm
• Backing: woven polypropylene with jute weft
• Origin: Turkey

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