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"S'iscaccu" textile workshop

Towel

This linen towel woven on a flat handloom is decorated with a frill and refined with long macrame fringes. This precious and exclusive artefact is a fine piece of craftsmanship, an enhanced artefact of daily us. A perfect home textile accessory.

"S'iscaccu" textile workshop|Bolotana
Carpet

This cotton and Sardinia wool carpet features a balanced wide geometrical decoration with musk green weaves on a neutral field, and purple parallel stripes.

"S'iscaccu" textile workshop|Bolotana
Sos Isposos carpet

An encounter is woven into this prized carpet in Sardinian wool, which is expertly described through the distinct stylised profiles of a man and a woman, that are united in marriage at the centre.

"S'iscaccu" textile workshop|Bolotana
Sa Rosellina e S'Istella Bicuda carpet

This carpet in Sardinian wool features distinctive lively polychrome decorations combining textile modules taken from tradition and designs by the designer-artist Eugenio Tavolara, especially developed in the fifties for the village of Bolotana.

"S'iscaccu" textile workshop|Bolotana
Carpet

This cotton and Sardinia wool carpet is decorated with warm diamond-shaped mustard-coloured patterns, dyed with natural colours extracted from local plants.

"S'iscaccu" textile workshop|Bolotana

The artisan

Laboratorio Tessile S’Iscaccu, opened in 1995, includes three members with different vocational profiles and decades of experience in the industry. Skilled in the use of flat handlooms, with particular experience in heddle looms, they set their tools to weave specific fabrics. Being skilled artisans and experts of traditional motifs, they carry out their experimental work using alternative materials, such as chiffon and silk organza, and developing new crafting techniques. In their workshop in Bolotana, a village in the heart of Sardinia, in the Province of Nuoro, the artisans weave beautiful carpets with balanced compositions, including stylized elements and geometric patterns, each of which with its own name and meaning, items of the local jargon of local weavers. Specialized in the manufacturing of Sardinian home textile accessories and carpets, they have had several partnerships with local designers.

The collection

Products include rugs, pillows, towels, table runners, but also different types of bags and fashion accessories. Featuring motifs inspired by tradition and vibrant colours obtained from local plants, weaves can be adjusted to specific needs, thanks to a vast range of consolidated combinations.

The technique

The raw materials used are wool, cotton, linen, either woven as warps or wefts, but also silk and cloth. The techniques used are the traditional a pettenedda, a rànu, a mustra, that is, traditional stitches with a deep contemporary touch.