SABLE IS AN IMAGE OF DRAWING ON AN URBAN BLANKET. One black line moves, circles, curves — as if seeking to delimit what is impossible. Its free form, against a soft cream background, implies liberty with a frame. The rug is hand-woven from only natural materials, with attention to the dominant and negative line around it. It has a game between logging and taking time out. Gadi Carmel's design prompts the question -- where does the line pass? And is it possible to get out of it?
