November 11, 2010
American rug company the nought collective has released a great new collection entitled ‘oh my head’, which comprises nine rug designs inspired by art and sculpture from world cultures and civilisations that represent certain beliefs and ways of thinking. Designer and company owner Tracey Sawyer has used icons such as the Statue of Liberty and […]
American rug company the nought collective has released a great new collection entitled ‘oh my head’, which comprises nine rug designs inspired by art and sculpture from world cultures and civilisations that represent certain beliefs and ways of thinking. Designer and company owner Tracey Sawyer has used icons such as the Statue of Liberty and a smiley face, alongside Hindu god Ganesha and Buddha.
buddha, the nought collective
liberty, the nought collective
haida, the nought collective
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