Vertigo Kilim by Edgar Bąk

Vertigo creates the illusion of movement through a carefully orchestrated arrangement of geometric forms. Its pattern seems to shift and vibrate as the eye moves across the surface, producing a subtle sense of depth that gives the kilim its name.

Designed by Edgar Bąk, the piece draws on both the visual language of op art and the vibrant geometric textiles that once appeared throughout Central and Eastern Europe. Working with a simple quadrilateral motif, Bąk creates a composition that feels simultaneously mathematical and organic, precise yet full of energy.

Handwoven in Bobowa, Poland, from wool and flax, Vertigo combines contemporary graphic design with a rich textile tradition. Bold without overwhelming a space, it brings rhythm, movement, and a distinctive visual presence to a room.

• Production time: Made to order in about 30 days
• Craftsmanship: Each kilim is unique, minor variations are expected
• Composition: Wool and flax
• Function: Wall hanging kilim, comes ready to mount
• Dimensions (W x H): 59 x 79 in / 150 x 200 cm (approx.)