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nanimarquina was born from a singular desire: to create visually stunning rugs that would captivate people's senses. With an unwavering commitment to innovation in techniques and materials, nanimarquina stands as a pioneering family enterprise dedicated to handcrafting contemporary rugs. Collaboration with renowned international designers has always been at the core of nanimarquina's philosophy. This approach ensures a diverse range of styles and provides a platform for experimenting with textures, materials, and shapes, which has become a defining characteristic of the brand. Since 2021 nanimarquina is Climate Neutral certified. The company measures, offsets and reduces its carbon footprint leading the way toward a more sustainable future.

nanimarquina is set to unveil its latest 2026 collections during 3daysofdesign at Framing. Nanimarquina takes part within the FRAMING exhibition, presenting Matiz, a collection by French designer Julie Richoz. This dhurrie introduces an innovative dyeing technique, where a woven base is over–dyed to create subtle contrasts and unique variations in each piece. Entirely handcrafted, no two rugs are alike, highlighting the richness of material and process. Matiz reflects a refined balance between colour, texture, and craftsmanship, offering a contemporary expression of textile design.

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