"Simpukat" Ryijy /Rya Rug by Laila Seppä, Finnish Mid-Century Wool Textile Art

A striking example of Finnish textile art, this beautiful Simpukat (Sea-shells) ryijy was designed by Finnish designer Laila Seppä during the 1960s.

Product Details

• Designer: Laila Seppä
• Model: Simpukat (Seashells, clams)
• Period: 1960s
• Origin: Finland
• Style: Mid-Century Modern
• Type: Ryijy wall hanging / textile art
• Size: Approximately 110 × 160 cm
• Colours: Brown, ochre, caramel, beige and cream
• Material: Wool or wool-blend pile (exact composition unverified)
• Construction: Shaggy pile with woven textile backing
• Condition: Good overall condition. The textile has a beautifully textured pile and retains its distinctive decorative appearance. Some loose yarn ends and minor irregularities are visible along the edges. Please examine all photographs carefully for details of the condition.

The wall hanging features a distinctive geometric composition inspired by organic, shell-like forms. Its richly textured, shaggy pile combines warm shades of chocolate brown, golden ochre, caramel, beige and cream, creating depth and a beautiful three-dimensional appearance.

The repeating rounded motifs and contrasting star-like details form a balanced decorative pattern against the deep brown background. Its tactile surface and earthy colour palette make it a wonderful statement piece for Scandinavian, Mid-Century Modern and eclectic interiors.

The reverse reveals the woven textile backing, offering a glimpse of its traditional construction and craftsmanship.

An expressive piece of Finnish design history, ideal for collectors of Nordic textiles and those looking to add warmth, texture and character to their interiors.

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