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caminantes by lorenzo

Name: AKWB-9054-0001
Brand: Jaipur Rugs
SKU: AKWB-9054-0001
Rating: 4.9 (55 reviews)

AKWB-9054 white/medieval blue Art Installation

caminantes ivory wool and bamboo silk hand knotted WALL ART & TAPESTRY - CloseUp

caminantes ivory wool and bamboo silk hand knotted WALL ART & TAPESTRY - Corner

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caminantes by lorenzo

AKWB-9054 white/medieval blue Art Installation

AU$ 32,700

(Inclusive of all taxes)

Choose a color white/medieval blue

Size

120x150 cm
48 x 60 Inch ready to ship

Size Conversion Chart

Sizes in Feet	Sizes in CM	Sizes in Inches	Sizes in Meter
2x3	60x90	24x36	0.60x0.91
3x5	90x150	36x60	0.91x1.52
4x6	120x180	48x72	1.21x1.82
5x8	150x240	60x96	1.54x2.43
6x9	180x270	72x108	1.82x2.74
8x10	240x300	96x120	2.43x3.04
9x12	270x360	108x144	2.74x3.65
10x14	300x420	120x168	3.04x43.89
12x15	360x450	144x180	3.65x4.57

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material
wool and bamboo silk
weaving
hand knotted
texture
soft
pile thickness
150-151 mm
Shape
irregular

modern
hand knotted

Display in a stable, dry indoor environment away from direct sunlight and humidity.
Do not touch or handle the artwork directly—support from the base or designated areas only.
Dust gently with a soft, dry microfiber cloth; avoid compressed air, sprays, or water.
Keep away from high-traffic areas to prevent accidental contact or damage.
If components loosen or shift, consult a professional for repositioning or repair.
Avoid placing near heat sources, air vents, or windows to prevent material distortion.
Periodic inspection and gentle dusting recommended to maintain integrity over time.

For in stock products - Free insured delivery worldwide. Duties and Taxes included.
Delivery Estimates: 6-12 business days (In some cases custom clearance might take longer)

The Design Story

caminantes by lorenzo

Drawing inspiration from his family history, artist Lorenzo Vitturi retraces his parents' trajectory from Venice to Peru and back, in the collection "Caminantes", creating a map of the journey he embarked on to rediscover his mixed heritage. Every shape in this collection is connected to a specific moment or encounter with a material, an object, or a person that Vitturi chanced upon along the way and documented with photographs. These were then transformed by the skilled hands of the weavers at Jaipur Rugs into fragments of tapestry, or into fused glass created in his Murano studio. Each encounter, whether with animate or inanimate elements, has helped him reconnect with his family history. He uses the alchemical power of transforming raw materials to forge a deeper connection with a narrative that, while deeply personal, also touches on the complex relationship between the “Old World” and the “New World.”