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emma gardner design Kintsugi

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To the trade only · Net quoted by the showroom to approved accounts · No public pricing

Fiber
70% Tibetan wool and 30% Chinese Silk
Construction
Hand-knotted
Style
Abstract and Modern
Type
Custom Rug
Pile height
0.20 in / 0.22 in
Knot count
100 knots per sq in
Rated use
Residential, multifamily and hospitality
Made in
Nepal
Lead time
Made to order at the mill, about 18 weeks or more. Ship date provided by the showroom with your order.
Colorways
3, named below
Interiors ref
EMMA-GARDN-KINTSUGI
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  • Samples are complimentary, ship from the mill within 24 hours to you or your client, and are yours to keep
  • Stock and running-line pieces: net quoted by the showroom. Custom: quoted with the rendering
  • Custom sizes, colors and cut-and-bound rugs; measuring and installation nationwide
  • See it in the showroom: Laguna Design Center, Suite 150, Laguna Niguel

Kintsugi by emma gardner design, available to the trade through Interiors Fine Flooring in the Laguna Design Center, Laguna Niguel. Request a complimentary sample, add it to a project, or ask our team about custom sizes, colors and lead times.

Manufactureremma gardner design
TypeCustom Rug
Fiber70% Tibetan wool and 30% Chinese Silk
ConstructionHand-knotted
PatternBlue, Japanese Inspired, Gold, Contemporary, Asian
Lead time18+ weeks lead time
Made InNepal

Colorways (3): Porcelain, Indigo Cream, Indigo

100 knots per inch; 5mm wool and 5.5mm silk cut pile; Emphasizing the imperfect nature of life, Kintsugi — the Japanese technique of repairing broken pottery with gold dusted lacquer — highlights the potential beauty in broken things and makes visible their fragile history. Though our rugs last lifetimes, that meditative notion of impermanence is offer

To the trade only. Stock and running-line pieces are net quoted by the showroom; custom work is quoted with its rendering. Samples are complimentary and ship from the mill to you or your client.

Questions about Kintsugi

What is Kintsugi made of?
Kintsugi is 70% Tibetan wool and 30% Chinese Silk, in a Hand-knotted construction. It is made in Nepal.
Where can Kintsugi be used?
The mill rates Kintsugi for Residential, multifamily and hospitality.
What is the lead time on Kintsugi?
Made to order at the mill, about 18 weeks or more. Ship date provided by the showroom with your order.
Can I get a sample of Kintsugi?
Yes. Samples are complimentary for approved trade accounts and ship from the mill to you or your client. Add Kintsugi to your sample list from this page, or send us the project and we will pull a set.
How is Kintsugi priced?
To the trade only. Stock and running-line pieces are net quoted by the showroom to approved accounts; custom work is quoted with its rendering. We do not publish prices.