The graphic, contemporary dhurries by Swedish design duo Oyyo are woven in a dedicated workshop in rural Maharashtra in India, using traditional techniques that date back centuries. The organic cotton yarn is hand-dyed in small batches with pigments derived from local plants, and leftover yarn is collected, weighed, and sorted by color. Oyyo’s new Landing Site Irregular series employs only those leftover yarns, resulting in a playful series of one-of-a-kind rugs. Originally conceived as a special project for the Japanese market, where the Swedish duo lives part of the year, the collection also takes inspiration from Arakawa-Gins’s theories on space and color.

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