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Finnish Mid-Century Geometric Rya Wall Rug in Black, 1950s–1960s
- Price
- 92,00 €
- Availability
- In stock
Product description
This Finnish rya wall rug captures the bold geometric expression that defined Scandinavian textile design during the late 1950s and early 1960s. A deep black field frames a richly textured central composition, where layered shades of crimson, brown, grey and natural wool create remarkable depth and visual movement.
Rather than relying on decorative motifs, the design celebrates balance, texture and colour contrast—hallmarks of Nordic modernism. The thick rya pile changes character as the light shifts, giving the textile a lively, sculptural appearance throughout the day.
Its medium size makes it an excellent choice for living rooms, bedrooms, studies or reading corners, adding warmth and authentic mid-century Scandinavian character without overwhelming the space.
Product information
- Period: 1950s–1960s
- Country of Origin: Finland
- Type: Rya wall rug
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Dimensions:
- Length (excluding fringe): 90 cm
- Width: 55 cm
- Colours: Black, red, brown, grey and natural white
- Material: Wool
- Condition: Good vintage condition.
Please note:
All rya wall rugs and wall textiles are sold without hanging rods or mounting hardware unless otherwise stated. The rug is shipped carefully folded in a box, allowing convenient delivery to parcel lockers.
Shipping
Product can be shipped with these shipping methods.
- GLS EuroBusinessParcel
- 10,90 €
- 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
- 10,90 €
- 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
- 10,90 €
- 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.
