Threshold of Translation
totemic rug that celebrate our complexity
This is not a rug that reveals itself at first glance. It unfolds through layers of form, of meaning, of sensation. Its angular, asymmetrical geometry evokes interior architecture: psychological chambers, ritual spaces to be walked through rather than merely observed.
The edge is not a frame, but a temporary boundary like the threshold of a nomadic temple.
Color fields in deep blue, visceral burgundy, and striated graphite alternate in tension and harmony, suggesting emotional states, shifts in consciousness, slow transformation.
At the center, a diagonal band pierced with metallic eyelets crosses the rug like a seam or a healed wound, a symbol of transition, connection, and the latent potential for change.
Threshold of Translation was not created to decorate a space, but to question it.
It is a magnetic, unstable presence, a quiet provocation that speaks of movement, of openings, of metamorphosis.
A rug that invites pause only to better awaken the impulse to move, to shift shape, to cross over.