Dakkar
Made by JOV
Dakkar is defined by its chain-like pattern, formed not through print or weave, but through alternating pile heights. The shift between levels creates a genuine tactile relief, giving the surface a three-dimensional presence that reads differently depending on the angle of light.
Designed by Evolution 21 for JOV, the rug is constructed in a blend of wool and Tencel lyocell. Wool contributes warmth and resilience; Tencel introduces a restrained sheen that keeps the surface from feeling heavy. The result is a composition with quiet visual movement and a hand that is soft without being fragile.
- Chain-link relief pattern formed by alternating pile heights
- Wool and Tencel lyocell construction
- Available in custom sizes, colors, and quality specifications
- Presented in colorway Chloe 28/12
Dakkar is made to order and can be specified to fit the exact dimensions and palette of a given space, making it well suited to both residential and contract interiors where a tailored graphic detail is called for.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What creates the 3D texture in the Dakkar rug?
The relief effect comes from alternating pile heights rather than any applied finish or embossing. Areas of higher and lower pile interact to form the chain-like pattern, giving the surface genuine tactile depth.
Why combine wool and Tencel lyocell in a rug?
Wool provides durability, natural resilience, and warmth underfoot. Tencel lyocell, derived from wood pulp cellulose, adds a subtle sheen and a silky hand that wool alone cannot achieve, while remaining relatively easy to maintain.
Can Dakkar be ordered in a custom size or color?
Yes. Dakkar is a made-to-order rug and can be specified in custom dimensions, colorways, and quality grades, allowing it to be tailored to precise interior requirements.
Who is Evolution 21?
Evolution 21 is the design studio behind this collection for JOV, focused on developing rugs where pattern and construction technique are inseparable, so that the visual effect emerges directly from the physical structure of the textile.
How should a wool and Tencel lyocell rug be maintained?
Regular vacuuming without a beater bar is recommended to preserve the pile structure. For spills, blotting immediately with a clean cloth is advised. Professional cleaning is preferable for deeper care, particularly to protect the Tencel fibers from excess moisture or agitation.
