Harvest | Green

Harvest – Woven rug made of residual yarn in pure wool
An idea sometimes appears out of nowhere. Watching yarn spools from the weaving mill being thrown into the combustion container lit the spark that grew from idea to a new rug. And a next step in our continuous environmental work. Harvest is made from residual yarn, making every rug unique – a modern rug in varying shades. Harvest is available in six different color concepts, instead of exact colors, as the availability of residual yarn largely determines the design. The availability of yarn may vary, affecting the lead time.
Sometimes we must wait for a specific yarn color from our production, but it’s worth waiting – a totally unique rug is hard to beat. A triple shuttle-weave whose color changes in step with the spool running out in one shuttle, being succeeded by another spool, another color. A distinctive character that separates Harvest from other woven Kasthall rugs is the unique ending with a lined edge repeating the rugs color variations. Color concepts: green, yellow & red, purple & pink, blue, beige & brown, black & grey.
Design: Kasthall Design Studio/Ellinor Eliasson


What is residual yarn?
Usually, there are one to three spools of yarn left over after a rug is produced. This is done deliberately to ensure accessibility to material, should anything go wrong during production*. In our quest to avoid color discrepancies or deviations (a crucial principle of our quality standard) we never reuse residual spools for new rugs. A rather brilliant idea in line with our pursuit for sustainable production processes, setting an example for the rest of the industry to follow.