En Allant Aux Baux Cypres Rug｜Christian Lacroix

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Once stock is confirmed overseas, it usually takes about 2 weeks for delivery, but please be aware that shipping delays may occur.

A geometric floor rug featuring abstract stripes predominantly in light blue. Inspired by the rivers flowing through Arles, this Christian Lacroix Maison design is artfully hand-tufted from 100% pure wool with varying pile heights. The backing is cotton. For particularly smooth surfaces, please use with a non-slip underlay.

 
- Christian Lacroix -

Christian Lacroix was born in Provence, France, in 1951. His designs are heavily influenced by the Provencal culture and Gypsy culture of Southern France. After working as a designer for Hermès, he launched his own brand, "Christian Lacroix," and presented his haute couture collection. This collection received the Dé d'Or award, considered the highest honor in the haute couture world. He later served as the director for Emilio Pucci and also designed uniforms for Air France. Currently, Sacha Walckhoff, who was called Lacroix's right-hand man, serves as the brand's designer and actively produces interior items, leading to the creation of the Christian Lacroix collection, one of Designer Guild's collections.

*No anti-slip treatment has been applied. It may slip depending on the flooring material, so please use a commercially available anti-slip product.

<About Delivery>
Delivery is to your doorstep. We do not carry products into your home or install them.
Depending on the building conditions, such as the absence of an elevator or if advance notification is required for delivery, the delivery may be made on the ground floor of the building instead of at your entrance. Also, if the delivery person is alone, you may be asked to help carry the product to your entrance, depending on the building or its surroundings. We appreciate your understanding in advance.

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