This large, hand-knotted wool rug from the Tisca workshop, “ILES”, embodies the bold artistic vision that defined the brand’s most sought-after collector’s pieces at the end of the 20th century. Made in France in the 1990s, the rug measures 170 x 240 cm and features a powerful abstract composition of layered, overlapping shapes.

Made from high-quality wool, the piece offers durability, a soft-touch surface and natural warmth, making it ideal for everyday use while fully preserving its aesthetic value. Tisca rugs are highly valued by collectors and interior designers alike for their exceptional balance of craftsmanship, artistic expression and distinctive design.

The “ILES” rug is a rare and eye-catching piece that represents the finest traditions of French design heritage, adding character and sophistication to any interior.

Tisca rugs – especially those hand-knotted in the 1980s – are celebrated for their outstanding quality, durability and unique artistic presence. Each rug is meticulously crafted by skilled artisans from premium quality 100% New Zealand wool, ensuring a luxurious feel and long-lasting durability.

The hand-knotting technique allows for intricate, picturesque patterns and varied textures, making each Tisca rug a unique work of art. Founded in 1958 in Moroges, France, Tisca gained international fame in the 1970s and 1980s for its innovative hand-knotting techniques. These rugs quickly became favorites among renowned interior designers and architects, including Andrée Putman and Philippe Starck, who appreciated their sophisticated balance of tradition, artistry, and modern design sensibilities.