Framed Textile Square

A striking study in graphic contrast and rhythmic geometry, this framed textile belongs to the Trame Sospese series. The central panel highlights a dominant, undulating chevron pattern that boldly spans the width of the weave. The precise, stepped gradients—transitioning sharply from deep black to mid-grey and soft cream—create a compelling sense of depth and three-dimensional movement against the uniform, ribbed texture of the beige horizontal backdrop.

Mounted visibly on a broad, light cream passe‑partout and housed in a contemporary grey-brown wood frame, the piece reads as a modern tapestry with strong architectural influences. Its refined presentation emphasizes the weave’s inherent tactility and the subtle irregularities—slight shifts in tension and woven edges—that confirm its authentic manual origin.

Made with Sardinian and locally sourced natural fibres and traditional techniques reinterpreted for a contemporary language, each work is unique. The piece is ideal as an intimate focal point in a modern space that values graphic impact, material presence, and narrative.

Specifications

• Technique: Authentic hand weaving on a vertical loom with dense, stepped geometric motifs
• Finish: Visible mount, ready to hang
• Mark: Maker’s signature/mark on the reverse
• Orientation: Square

Dimensions & weight

• Textile panel & Frame outer dimensions: 50 × 50 × 1 cm 
• Weight: approx. 2 kg 

Production 

• Handmade production time: each piece is developed in stages — from sketch to loom — and requires many hours of careful weaving and handwork.
• Product data sheet and care instructions provided as PDF.

Care & warranty

• Dust gently with a soft brush or low‑suction vacuum using a textile nozzle.
• Avoid direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve fibres and dyes.
• For stains, consult a professional textile conservator; spot cleaning only is recommended.

This work celebrates time as material: the hours of hand weaving and finishing are integral to its value. Each irregularity is a trace of the maker’s hand—kept, not replaced—designed to be lived with and to endure.