Handwoven white and yellow carpet in cotton yard and cotton cord. The rotated carnation motifs create the floral patterns and the use of colours enhances its plasticity.
Height 196 cm
Width 73 cm
©Gergely Tarjan
©Gergely Tarjan
©Gergely Tarjan
©Gergely Tarjan
©Gergely Tarjan
Eszter Révész
- Dreaming Threads
- Weaver
- Budapest, Hungary
- Master Artisan
- Recommended by Judit Osvárt
Contact
Hungarian, English
Hours:
By appointment only
By appointment only
Phone:
+36 303423688
+36 303423688
©Gergely Tarjan
Rethinking and reweaving
- • Eszter works mainly with the pibione weaving technique
- • She won the Hungarian Design Award in 2018
- • She holds workshops and also teaches in schools
Even as a child, Eszter Révész was fascinated by the beautiful embroidery and weaving made by her grandmother. She loved handicraft summer camps, where she learned basic textile techniques, dyeing and beading. Always enchanted by colours and soft textile materials, after studying textiles in high school, she moved to the weaving department of MOME (Moholy-Nagy University). In 2011, after graduating, she started working as a freelance designer. After winning the Hungarian Design Award in 2018 with her folk-inspired textile collection “Tradition Recontextualized”, she created her own brand, working with a variety of weaving techniques. Currently, she mainly uses folk techniques such as pibione weaving or extra weft weaving, but she also has experience with hand manipulated lace weaving and ikat weaving. Eszter creates unique handmade rugs, pillowcases and other pieces
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Lanour
The blue Lanour carpet, handwoven from cotton yarn and cord, features a star pattern on both front and reverse. The star motif is common in folk fabrics. The use of white contour lines creates a clean surface.
Height 178 cm
Width 70 cm
Photo: ©Jardin Del Aylaan
Lapis
Recurring leaf motifs adorn the Lapis rugs. Eszter combines patterns and techniques of folk textiles with a creative design approach and modern use of colours. This piece is easy to integrate into contemporary interiors.
Height 196 cm
Width 73 cm
Photo: ©Gergely Tarjan
Lapis
The Lapis rug is made with the pibione weaving technique, which allows the weaving of delicate patterns. The knots appearing on the surface of the rug form the plasticity of the leaf pattern, which is further enhanced by the use of the monochrome mustard colour.
Height 196 cm
Width 73 cm
Photo: ©Gergely Tarjan
Lossea
The Lossea carpet is brought to life by rose motifs and cheerful colours. In folk art, rose is a symbolic flower of love.
Height 172 cm
Width 72 cm
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