Bauhaus Blankets

The 'Gunta' woollen blanket finds its inspiration in the Bauhaus period and the work of the Bauhaus weaver - master craftswoman Gunta Stölzl.

The ZigZagZurich collection of artists and designers interprets and celebrates art in New Zealand wool.

The ZigZagZurich collection of artists and designers interprets and celebrates art in New Zealand wool.

The ZigZagZurich collection of artists and designers interprets and celebrates art in New Zealand wool.

The ZigZagZurich collection of artists and designers interprets and celebrates art in New Zealand wool.

In occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus, Sophie Probst and Michele Rondelli continued the series of “Bauhaused” blankets

In occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus, Sophie Probst and Michele Rondelli continued the series of “Bauhaused” blankets

In occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus, Sophie Probst and Michele Rondelli continued the series of “Bauhaused” blankets

Inspired by the traditional Korean wrapping cloth.

Corinth is inspired by journeys and landscapes. “We wanted to play with the strands that become the edges of the brush drawings.

Foot shows in a funny way the lines of sport grounds such as tennis and football courts, which we then converted into colourful beach and sport towels.

Foot 2 shows in a funny way the lines of sport grounds such as tennis and football courts, which we then converted into colourful beach and sport towels.