Bright & Patterns

"Ilifa Lethu” which directly translates to “Our Inheritance” in isiXhosa, is a limited-edition body of work by Masonwabe Ntloko in collaboration with Airloom. Named after some of his family members, Ntloko's work is inspired by his love for the rich cultural history of the AmaXhosa. "Nontsikelele is my grandmother. Much of my work has drawn inspiration from her." says Ntloko. This rug is one of 30 limited edition pieces. As such, you will also receive an artist signed certificate of authenticity with your rug purchase. The rugs are made in SA, printed on an ultra-fine soft polyester, with built-in non-slip backing.

"Ilifa Lethu” which directly translates to “Our Inheritance” in isiXhosa, is a limited-edition body of work by Masonwabe Ntloko in collaboration with Airloom. Named after some of his family members, Ntloko's work is inspired by his love for the rich cultural history of the AmaXhosa. "Sonwabe is my grandfather who I was named after and I've been told that I take after him in many ways." says Ntloko. This rug is one of 30 limited edition pieces. As such, you will also receive an artist signed certificate of authenticity with your rug purchase. The rugs are made in SA, printed on an ultra-fine soft polyester, with built-in non-slip backing.

"Ilifa Lethu” which directly translates to “Our Inheritance” in isiXhosa, is a limited-edition body of work by Masonwabe Ntloko in collaboration with Airloom. Named after some of his family members, Ntloko's work is inspired by his love for the rich cultural history of the AmaXhosa. "Mziwethu is my late uncle who I was never able to meet. But I've been told such beautiful stories about him, to a point where I feel like I know him." says Ntloko. This rug is one of 30 limited edition pieces. As such, you will also receive an artist signed certificate of authenticity with your rug purchase. The rugs are made in SA, printed on an ultra-fine soft polyester, with built-in non-slip backing.

"Ilifa Lethu” which directly translates to “Our Inheritance” in isiXhosa, is a limited-edition body of work by Masonwabe Ntloko in collaboration with Airloom. Named after some of his family members, Ntloko's work is inspired by his love for the rich cultural history of the AmaXhosa. "Nontsikelelo is my grandmother. Much of my work has drawn inspiration from her." says Ntloko. This rug is one of 30 limited edition pieces. As such, you will also receive an artist signed certificate of authenticity with your rug purchase. The rugs are made in SA, printed on an ultra-fine soft polyester, with built-in non-slip backing.

"Ilifa Lethu” which directly translates to “Our Inheritance” in isiXhosa, is a limited-edition body of work by Masonwabe Ntloko in collaboration with Airloom. Named after some of his family members, Ntloko's work is inspired by his love for the rich cultural history of the AmaXhosa. "Sonwabe is my grandfather who I was named after and I've been told that I take after him in many ways." says Ntloko. This rug is one of 30 limited edition pieces. As such, you will also receive an artist signed certificate of authenticity with your rug purchase. The rugs are made in SA, printed on an ultra-fine soft polyester, with built-in non-slip backing.

Adding some magic to a world besieged with 'run of the mill', our EDIT collaboration with A Love Supreme features bold, bright and always original hand-drawn illustrations. A Love Supreme has infused this rug collection with fabulous patterns, brilliant colours and a playful sense of humour. Made in SA and printed on an ultra-fine soft polyester, these rugs add a splash of colour and fun design to any space, with built-in non-slip backing.