"Nature always plays a role, often unintentionally." - Cecilie Manz

Spire is a soft, tactile hand-tufted rug crafted from wool and linen. Designed by Cecilie Manz, it features a sophisticated 22-degree diagonal pattern created using a cut and loop pile technique, a design element that sets it apart. This composition results in a subtle, gentle expression, further enhanced by its two different heights, contributing to its refined appearance.

The Landskab collection is a series of rugs designed by the renowned Danish designer Cecilie Manz. This collection blends Kasthall's 135-year legacy of superior craftsmanship with Manz's forward-thinking and innovative design approach. When Kasthall invited Cecilie Manz to collaborate, she "warned" that she wouldn't design loud, attention-seeking rugs but whispering, expressive ones in their simplicity. A collection that reflects her connection to nature and her love for natural materials. The collection is called 'Landskap' as a reference to the rugs' various textures, colors, and heights. Manz is well-known for her unique aesthetic, characterized by simplicity, purity, and functionality. Her designs express a sense of sensitivity and sensuality, qualities also evident in these rugs.

Sustainability is rooted in Kasthall's history from the beginning and continues today in their work and ambition to contribute to a sustainable future. They use a circular approach to design and a fully-traceable supply chain to reduce the impact on people and planet. It is part of their commitment to local Swedish production and a made-to-order system that creates less waste. Kasthall uses third-party environmental declarations and assessment to ensure reliability.

The rug is made from pure wool yarn (60%) and linen (40%). Custom sizes are available, please contact Hive for assistance ordering sizes not shown online. Depending on the natural materials used and the varied hand-crafted processes in production, dimensions of the rug may vary by up to 2%. Pile height is approximately 0.4" - 0.6".