The Kosmos Project was designed to commemorate the Kupala Night festival in Poland with these innovative animal tapestries. Each of these draperies features a kaleidoscopic woven graphic of various woodland creatures.
In the Slavic cultures, the Kupala Night festival celebrates the summer solstice. These vivid tapestries by Kosmos Project tap into this tradition with woolen weaving combined with enigmatic illustrations of bears, foxes and birds. Each of the woven works of art is designed with a geometric style rendering the animals in triangular colorful shapes. This modular style adds a distinct kaleidoscopic effect to the tapestries that is breathtaking to look at as well as wrapped up in years of history. For those interested in seeing these embroideries, they'll be hanging on display in October at the Dutch Design Week.
Modular Animal Tapestries
The Wool Noc Kupaly Draperies are Geometrically Colorful
Trend Themes
1. Modular Animal Tapestries - The use of geometric styles and patterns in creating animal tapestries can disrupt the traditional tapestry industry.
2. Kaleidoscopic Effect - The modular kaleidoscopic effect on the tapestries creates a unique trend in the home decor industry.
3. Cultural Festivities - Incorporating cultural celebrations and traditions in modern design trends can create a new market for designers and manufacturers alike.
Industry Implications
1. Textile Industry - There is an opportunity for manufacturers to explore the use of geometric patterns in traditional textile production.
2. Home Decor Industry - The use of kaleidoscopic effects on tapestries can create a new trend in the home decor industry.
3. Art and Design Industry - Designers can explore adding cultural references and traditional elements to modern design trends for a unique approach.