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Paisaje

€1,050.00

Handwoven in Barcelona by Isabel Ríos, this piece is made with hand dyed 100 percent merino wool. Rooted in the landscapes of La Paz where she grew up, its composition echoes mountainous forms, translating memory and territory into textile.

Handwoven in Barcelona by Isabel Ríos, this piece is made with hand dyed 100 percent merino wool. Rooted in the landscapes of La Paz where she grew up, its composition echoes mountainous forms, translating memory and territory into textile.

 

  • Handwoven on a high loom in cotton and wool. Each piece is unique and hand framed in Barcelona with natural beech wood and glass.

    Frame size: 39 x 64 cm

    Textile size (approx.): 30 x 55 cm

  • Local pickup available in Barcelona.

    Delivery times vary by region, typically 3 to 6 days for Europe, and 5 to 10 days for the United Kingdom.

    The total amount you pay includes all applicable customs duties & taxes. We guarantee no additional charges on delivery.

    When you place your order, we will send you an email with the estimated delivery date and tracking number. We work with DHL and FedEx.

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  • Isabel Ríos is a Bolivian textile artist based in Barcelona. Her practice centers on handmade tapestry and art therapy, where making becomes a space for reflection and care.

    With a background in graphic design and fashion, and experience between Brussels and Paris, her work is shaped by a sensitivity to composition and form. She is drawn to the rhythm of repetition and the quiet presence of natural fibers, developing an intuitive language rooted in gesture, patience, and attention. Through this process, she reconnects with her Bolivian heritage, allowing memory and material to meet in each piece.

    Our selection of considered handmade tapestry brings together material and memory, offering thoughtful individuals objects with presence, clear provenance, and a lasting connection to the person who shaped them. Read our interview with Isabel.