MERMER

Mermer is time given form.

This carpet carries the gravity of stone and the fluidity of silk in a single surface. Its layered tones of charcoal, ash, muted gold, and deep mineral blues evoke the veining of ancient marble — shaped slowly, patiently, under immense pressure. Nothing here feels spontaneous. Everything feels earned.

The composition unfolds with architectural precision. Flowing motifs intersect and overlap like geological layers, creating depth that feels carved rather than woven. At the center, symmetry emerges not as decoration, but as structure — anchoring the design with quiet authority.

Handwoven entirely from silk, Mermer defies expectation. Though its presence is monumental, its surface responds gently to light and movement. Subtle shifts in perspective reveal hidden details, as if the design is slowly breathing. Like marble itself, it appears still, yet carries a history of motion within it.

The borders frame the piece like the edges of a sculpted slab. They do not confine the design; they give it weight and definition. Within this frame, patterns seem endless, suggesting continuity beyond the visible plane — an artwork that feels complete, yet infinite.

Mermer is not an object that follows trends. It belongs to spaces that value permanence, proportion, and restraint. It grounds a room with confidence, offering presence without excess, beauty without explanation.

This is an artwork created for those who understand that true luxury is measured not in ornament, but in endurance — and that the most powerful beauty is the one shaped by time.