Dandelion
Where Dreams Take Flight
Description
Dandelion is a poetic reflection on a moment suspended between staying and letting go—an interpretation inspired by the quiet elegance of nature and its profound symbolism of freedom and transience. In this design, the dandelion is not merely depicted as a flower, but as a metaphor for thoughts, dreams, and unspoken messages—seeds carried by the wind toward unknown destinations. The visual structure of the rug, shaped through layered textures and a dialogue between blurred and pronounced forms, evokes the passage of time and nature’s imprint on matter. The contrast between light and shadow, stillness and motion, creates an atmospheric composition—as if capturing the fleeting instant just before the seeds disperse into the air. In Dandelion, the designer’s vision moves toward weightlessness, release, and the flow of life itself. More than a decorative surface, this rug becomes an emotional and visual experience—one that weaves notions of passage, memory, and hope into its very threads.
Additional information
| Raw Materials: | Natural Wool and Fine Natural Silk Pile |
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| Size: | 2 × 3 m |
| Knot Density: | 396,000 Persian Knots per SQM |
| Weaving Location: | Northwest Persia (Tabriz) |











