Galerie Diurne and Raphael Navot have enriched the Land collection, created in 2017, with the creation of three new designs. This collaboration is an opportunity for Galerie Diurne to deploy all its expertise, producing unique pieces that perfectly illustrate its mastery of fine craftsmanship and its desire to translate an artist's intentions through technique.

Studio Diurne’s “Jardins Moghols” collection, inspired by Mughal miniatures, combines the finesse of the Persian knot with the artistry of wool and silk, creating rugs that evoke enchanted gardens and palaces. Come and discover this wonderful visual and tactile journey through a richness of subtle colors and fine details.

Francis Sultana's "Indore" rug collection draws its inspiration from Art Deco, featuring graphic patterns, sunny colors, and luxurious materials. These rugs are the result of meticulous craftsmanship, utilizing three different weaving techniques: traditional Persian knots, Tibetan knots that capture light in a velvety manner, and flat knots, creating unique color variations.

The Cosmati collection is a tribute to Italian mosaic artists and to this way of laying shiny, luminous and precious tiles on a bed of cement, matte, in a “construction grey” color and raw. The series transposes these effects, silk for the precious and the luminous, a matte wool, extracted from the sheep without being dyed for the “bed” which receives them.

Always inspired by the French abstracts painters of the 1950s and the Primary Arts, Marcel Zelmanovitch creates the Abstraction Brute collection. He uses a virgin dyed wool weaving, raw and irregular, composing singular sceneries. These pure lines come to life in silky velvets whose natural nuances evoke the warm presence of animal fur. A simple and strong beauty.

An indomitable and multiple inspiration that is expressed in refined objects. Conceived from drawings and even, should we say, developed by drawing, it seemed obvious to us to present with the woven works, the paintings and the hand drawings that were used in their creation.