ZEALAND RUG
The Zealand rug, made from fine wool from New Zealand and entirely hand-woven, sports an aesthetic that enhances both the qualities of the weaving technique and the material used.
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the Zealand Rug is a celebration of artisanal craftsmanship and natural materiality. Made entirely by hand using premium wool sourced from New Zealand, it embodies a quiet luxury—where refined texture, durability, and understated elegance come together in perfect harmony.
The aesthetic of the Zealand Rug is deeply informed by the quality of its construction and the integrity of its materials. The thick, exquisite yarns used in its weave are left in their natural state, highlighting their innate beauty while offering a rich, tactile experience underfoot. The result is a rug of exceptional technical quality—soft yet robust, structured yet organic.
Its surface is distinguished by a 15 mm pile height, giving the rug a lush, dimensional presence. The weave produces a refined three-dimensional texture that plays beautifully with light and shadow throughout the day, while a pronounced mélange effect enhances its depth and visual richness. Each thread contributes to a harmonious blend of tones, making the rug an elegant complement to a variety of interior palettes.
Adding to its refinement is a discreet perimeter backing, made from a jacquard ribbon in regenerated cotton – a thoughtful detail that grounds the piece with structure and subtle contrast. This edge treatment not only reinforces the rug’s form but also reflects Minotti’s commitment to sustainability and quality finishing.
The Zealand Rug offers a timeless expression of contemporary luxury, pairing traditional weaving techniques with a modern sensibility. Whether anchoring a seating area or softening the mood of a bedroom, it adds a layer of warmth, texture, and quiet sophistication—designed to be lived with, admired, and treasured for years to come.
Finishes
Available colours: Ash, Sage, Moka, Charcoal, Barolo, Olive, Tanganyika and Moss


