The Floral Awakening Rug
The Floral Awakening Rug
Alchemy without chemistry
€ 6.990
(Inclusive of all taxes)

The Floral Awakening Rug emerges from the visionary mind of London-based artist Nicole Frobusch. She sees flowers as star-flowers, linked by an invisible fabric to the cosmos. This meditative piece, reimagined as a one-of-a-kind contemporary rug, captures that fleeting, magical instant before manifestation, where roots hold the memory of intention and flowers carry the frequency of life.

Every rug is 100% botanically dyed using plant alchemy : deep indigo, earthy walnut, warm sandalwood, vibrant safflower, and mysterious myrobalan. This is alchemy without chemistry, where color breathes naturally. Hand-knotted in Nepal by master artisans who honor slowness as the ultimate luxury and using Tibetan wool prized for its lasting strength and natural lanolin softness.

A vibrant work of art for your floor, transforming your home with positive energy.

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Estimated delivery time is 90 days

The Floral Awakening Rug is the vision of Nicole Frobusch, a London-based multidisciplinary artist whose work bridges cosmos, nature, and consciousness. Moving through her own journey with grace and deep connection, she is guided by symbolism, frequencies, and sacred geometry. As she offers an artistic language that transcends words and honors the unseen forces shaping our world.
- Dimensions: 240x300cms
- Ancestral Technique: Hand knotted; 100 knots.
- Material: 100% Tibetan wool
- Pile thickness: 4-5mm
- No plastic

Full natural dye list:
- White and Cream Tones: Walnut and Sandalwood
- Brown Tones : Walnut and Safflower
- Beige Tones : Walnut and Sandalwood
- Black: Heera Kasis (Green Vitriol) and Jangi Harrow (Black Chebulic)
- Blue: Indigo Flower
- Grey Tones: Heera Kasis (Green Vitriol) and Jangi Harrow (Black Chebulic)
- Pink Tones: Sandle Wood

Each rug is a celebration of conscious luxury. The colors are beautiful, soft earth tones that gently shift with light and time. This is the honest, evolving beauty of nature, where no two pieces will ever be identical.
This precious rug is made with all natural materials and colors. To preserve its beauty, we recommend professional cleaning by a rug cleaner who specializes in handmade, natural-dye rugs. They have the expertise to test for dye stability and use specialized techniques to clean without causing colors to bleed.

For daily maintenance, gentle vacuuming is essential to prevent dirt from grinding into the fibers. Always turn off the beater bar and use suction only—this is crucial to protect the delicate silk pile and the integrity of the weave.

Lastly, we recommend flipping your rug every 6 months to ensure even wear and prevent fading from uneven sunlight exposure.
This rug is a made-to-order piece, please allow approximately 90 days for creation and delivery.

Return: Since it's a made-to-order piece, crafted especially for you, we are unable to accept returns on this product.
Ancestral craft
Energetic symbols
Natural dyes

Crafted with intention and purpose

Incredibly honored to have translated artist Nicole Frobusch's artwork into our The Flower awakening Rug. At House of Cassandre, we have truly admired the work of Nicole for years, and when the opportunity came along to turn this artwork into a rug, we wanted to ensure that every step was equally intentional. So finding an atelier that would resonate with her work and our ethos too was essential step. Hence, this became a two-part journey of weaving something utterly precious into high-quality, contemporary rug that transforms energetics into matter.

Hand-knotted in Nepal by master artisans who bring generations of Himalayan craftsmanship to every knot. Each rug is a living archive of this lineage, hand-knotted with patience, precision, and love for this ancestral craft.
From there, each rug begins its life as raw Tibetan wool, prized for its lasting strength, natural resilience, and rich lanolin content that delivers a plush, silky softness underfoot. Every knot is tied by hand, a meditative process taking 3-4 months to complete a single rug.

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