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Designer and collector Jamy Yang took his cues from the world of science to create Transcendent, a rug collection that visualizes how the forces of gravity and time manipulate light and matter into dramatic patterns. Available via Tai Ping, the rugs express Yang’s inspiration: the natural distortions found in rocks, crystals, and liquids. The collection encompasses eight surreal designs—color striations manipulated to create other-worldly optical effects—in tightly edited color schemes, hand-tufted of materials including silk, wool, Lurex, and flax by the brand’s expert craftspeople.
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