Baskets Kilim by Edward Trojanowski

Baskets (Polish: Koszyczki) transforms a repeating decorative motif into a composition that feels both ordered and expressive. Its rhythmic pattern of stylised baskets creates a sense of movement across the surface, bringing harmony, structure, and quiet visual richness to a room.

Designed by Edward Trojanowski (1873–1930), one of the leading figures of the Polish applied arts movement, the piece reflects his remarkable versatility across disciplines including interiors, furniture, stained glass, graphic design, and textiles. Originally presented at the 1925 Paris Exhibition, Baskets captures a moment when traditional craft and modern design were being brought together in new ways.

Handwoven in Hlyniany, Poland, using cotton and recycled wool, Baskets carries forward a long weaving tradition while retaining the elegance and clarity that have made the design endure for a century.

• Production time: Made to order in about 30 days
• Craftsmanship: Each kilim is unique, minor variations are expected
• Composition: Cotton and recycled wool
• Function: Wall hanging kilim, comes ready to mount
• Dimensions (W x H): 71 x 106.5 in / 180 x 270 cm (approx.)