Objects of art and history, by Caravane

Our khantas, precious blankets for everyday life in India, made from several layers of fabric and carefully assembled by hand. Our Berber mats are meticulously woven from palm leaves. Each mat is then embellished with wool thread embroidery, featuring unique Berber motifs. These pieces are real treasures that will bring undeniable authenticity and charm to your home.

The Trombone chair is meticulously handcrafted in Europe. It is upholstered in a Berber blanket hand-woven by Atlas women and made from scraps of yarn and textiles. The Kilim rug is a 60 to 100-year-old "chaput", traditionally used in ancient tribal homes. Originating in the southern region of Turkey, specifically Adana in southern Anatolia, this rug is made on looms and composed of 70% cotton and 30% goat hair and wool. These pieces combine vintage charm with bold modernity, offering a touch of color and comfort to your everyday life.

The suzani motifs, widespread in Central Asia, are timeless. In this contemporary version, they are meticulously hand-embroidered by women in the villages of Rajasthan. Snake is hand-embroidered in the villages of north-west India. The embroideries always follow the same pattern, forming a rectangle from geometric motifs or arranged in lines. On a soft cotton bachette, the motifs of these two bedspreads are embroidered in a harmonious palette of colors, intuitively composed by the women of these communities.