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Finnish vintage rya wall hanging with a central floral motif and surrounding geometric patterns in brown, green, and yellow tones.

Cottage Window Rya Rug (Pirtin ikkuna) – Skade Florström

Price
165,00 €
Availability
In stock

Product description

The Cottage Window rya rug (Pirtin ikkuna), designed by Skade Florström, is a beautiful example of Finnish textile art and folk-inspired design. Floral motifs at the centre are framed by geometric borders, creating a balanced composition rich in detail and character.

Warm shades of brown, green, yellow and red give the rug a welcoming appearance while reflecting the traditional colour palette often found in Finnish rya rugs. The decorative design combines folk art influences with timeless Scandinavian craftsmanship.

Whether displayed in a traditional home or as a statement piece in a modern interior, this vintage wall hanging brings texture, warmth and a touch of Finnish design history to the space.

Product information

  • Model: Pirtin ikkuna
  • Designer: Skade Florström (1905–1987), Neovius Oy
  • Country: Finland
  • Measurements:
    • Length 118 cm
    • Width 75 cm
  • Color: Green / multicolored
  • Condition: In neat vintage condition

Please note that all rya rugs and wall hangings in our webshop are sold without rods or hanging hardware.

Shipping

Product can be shipped with these shipping methods.

GLS EuroBusinessParcel
18,00 €
GLS delivers packages directly to your door. After the first delivery attempt, GLS delivers the package to the GLS ParcelShop pickup point. There are country-specific differences in delivery methods.
GLS EuroBusinessParcel
18,00 €
GLS delivers packages directly to your door. After the first delivery attempt, GLS delivers the package to the GLS ParcelShop pickup point. There are country-specific differences in delivery methods.
GLS EuroBusinessParcel
18,00 €
GLS delivers packages directly to your door. After the first delivery attempt, GLS delivers the package to the GLS ParcelShop pickup point. There are country-specific differences in delivery methods.