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Klippan

Sankt Petri Facade Wool Throw – Dark Brick

Description
Organic wool in dark brick and light grey, woven to the pattern of a particular wall. Sigurd Lewerentz built St Petri at Klippan between 1962 and 1966 under one rule: never cut a brick. The mortar was smeared across the faces rather than tooled neat, so the walls came out dark, raw and slightly ...

Organic wool in dark brick and light grey, woven to the pattern of a particular wall. Sigurd Lewerentz built St Petri at Klippan between 1962 and 1966 under one rule: never cut a brick. The mortar was smeared across the faces rather than tooled neat, so the walls came out dark, raw and slightly irregular – a building made of brick and the visible evidence of laying it.



Kristina Stark has read that facade as a weave. Dark brick against light grey, courses that don't quite line up, in 100% organic wool. It's her first design for Klippan – a company that began in the same Skåne town as the church, in 1879, and still keeps its head office there.



Sofa-sized at 130 × 180cm. The pattern is woven large, so across a room it reads as a single block of colour; the courses only separate out when you're up close.

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DETAILS + DIMENSIONS

⋄ Woven at Klippan Saule, Riga, Latvia
⋄ 100% Organic Wool
⋄ Designed by Kristina Stark
⋄ OEKO-TEX certified
⋄ W 130㎝ × H 180㎝

Klippan of Sweden is a family-owned mill based in Latvia, dating back to 1879.

CARE

Wool wants airing more than cleaning. A few hours outside will do most of the work most of the time.

⋄ Dry clean only
⋄ Do not machine or hand wash
⋄ Do not tumble dry
⋄ Do not bleach
⋄ Iron on medium if needed

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