Name: CALLE HENZEL, Cassone Sediment (Palazzo 13), 2015 / 2025
Brand: PALAZZO
Price: 20000.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Henzel Studio collaborates with leading architects, interior designers and private clients to develop bespoke rugs for residential, hospitality, commercial and cultural environments. Every signature collection by Creative Director and artist Calle Henzel can be adapted in scale, color, material composition and construction, allowing each work to respond to its architectural context while preserving the integrity of the original design.

Works from the Henzel Studio Collaborations program are available in proportionally scaled sizes based on the original composition, ensuring that the artistic vision and conceptual integrity of each collaboration remain intact. Each rug is handcrafted by master artisans using exceptional natural materials and museum-quality craftsmanship, creating enduring works that exist at the intersection of contemporary art, architecture and collectible design.

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Description

CALLE HENZEL, Cassone Sediment (Palazzo 13), 2015 / 2025
Edition of 30 + 1 AP
Numbered
Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity
Hand knotted rug
Wool, Silk, Mohair & Linen
High / Low Cut

Palazzo reconsiders historical rug typologies as material for intervention rather than objects of preservation. Calle Henzel subjects classical patterning to cutting, sanding, washing, pigment application, and exposure to external conditions, transforming the rug from decorative support into a sculptural field.

Developed through experimentation with vintage carpets, the works were placed in northern outdoor environments where ice, frost, snow, and cycles of thaw acted directly on the fibers. Combined with paint, abrasion, and incision, these forces disrupted inherited visual systems and generated a vocabulary of fracture and deformation that informed a series of hand-knotted pieces. Some works incorporate Henzel’s Diamond Dust technique and Raw Ice Cut method within this broader inquiry.

The hand-knotted rugs retain the disruptions observed in the altered prototypes, resisting standardization through shifts in pile height, carving depth, and pigment saturation. Produced in editions, each piece diverges through the contingencies of making, foregrounding process over replication. Palazzo positions the rug as a spatial object with conceptual agency, operating between historical residue and contemporary material practice.

AUTHENTICITY + DELIVERY

Each Henzel Studio rug comes with an exclusive label featuring a unique identification number, serving as a certificate of authenticity and ensuring the integrity of your acquisition. We offer international shipping, with the option of white glove delivery upon request for a seamless and premium experience.

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Redefining rug making since 1999

The Atelier Editions - Le Cavallerizze, Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci / 5Vie

Presented during Milan Design Week, The Atelier Editions brings together leading architects, designers, and curatorial voices, including Adam Court, Alexander Díaz Andersson, Andrée Cooke, Annysa LaMantia, Artefatto, Pietro Franceschini, Fernando Mastrangelo, Fernanda Marques, and Suchi Reddy.

Image: Fernando Mastrangelo, portrait

Milan Design Week: Henzel Studio presents a new collaboration with Richard Prince at Imperfettogallery

Henzel Studio returns to Imperfettogallery, for Sodalizi Temporanei, opening Monday, 20 April during Milan Design Week 2026. On the occasion of the exhibition, Henzel Studio presents the launch of RICHARD PRINCE, 1967, a work conceived by the artist in 2013 and now, thirteen years later, introduced for the first time as a hand-knotted rug in an edition of 20. This release follows the studio’s first collaboration with Richard Prince, 1234-5678-910, presented in 2013, and marks a continued dialogue between contemporary artistic practice and textile form.

Image: RICHARD PRINCE, 1967, 2013 / 2026

Henzel x Warhol

Henzel Studio Heritage: Andy Warhol is a limited-edition collection of art rugs created in collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, marking ten years of partnership. Each rug translates Warhol’s iconic imagery —whether vibrant or in black and white —into tactile, hand-knotted works of art. This decade-long collaboration merges Warhol’s experimental spirit with Henzel Studio’s dedication to craftsmanship, material integrity, and lasting design. The collection offers collectors and art lovers a unique way to experience Warhol’s visual language, bridging contemporary art and functional, collectible rugs.

Image: Andy Warhol, Self-Portrait © / ® / ™ The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.

Jwan Yosef: Intimacies

The Intimacies capsule translates Jwan Yosef’s paintings into dye-injected chromogenic prints on velour, relocating painterly gesture to a tactile textile surface. Stretch, scrape, and touch—actions central to Yosef’s studio practice—are carried from canvas into pile, where image becomes object and proximity replaces distance. Yosef’s work explores dualism and in-between states: authentic and synthetic, exposure and concealment, intimacy and distance. By shifting fine-art language into textile form, the series questions how medium shapes meaning and how the body meets the image. Each rug functions as a physically encountered painting, holding the viewer within the tension of presence, desire, and material. Produced within the Henzel Studio Collaborations program and as part of The Dual Terrains collection. Launched at Culture Edit Gallery, Los Angeles.

Image: JWAN YOSEF, Builder (01), 2011 and Builder (02), 2011 (in-situ)

Marking Over a Decade of Exhibitions in Milan

This collection features hand-knotted rugs by Calle Henzel alongside works from the Henzel Studio Collaborations program, previously shown at MiArt and Salone del Mobile. Combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary vision, the rugs transform space as dynamic art objects. In addition to Henzel’s designs, the collection includes collaborations with artists such as Helmut Lang, Mickalene Thomas, John Waters, and Anselm Reyle, preserving each artist’s essence while exploring the possibilities of hand-knotting.

Image: CALLE HENZEL, Massima (Bosco (Soot Edit), 2014 / 2025 (in-situ)

Henzel Studio x Carsten Höller

Carsten Höller creates mushroom-inspired works to explore altered states of perception, the dualities of nature—both harmless and toxic—and the intersection of science and art. Drawing on his scientific training, Höller has long been fascinated by fungi, particularly the psychedelic Amanita muscaria, which he transforms into sculptural “confusion machines” that challenge perception and spark curiosity. For Henzel Studio, Höller has translated this ethos into the Mushroom Rug, a limited-edition hand-knotted piece that brings the whimsical and transformative qualities of his sculptural mushrooms into a tactile, functional form. The rug invites viewers to engage with space, texture, and color in a way that blurs the boundaries between art, design, and experience.

Image: Carsten Höller © Pierre Björk

Palazzo — Punk, Patina & Pressure

In Palazzo, Henzel approaches the historical rug as material under pressure, not an object of preservation. Classical patterns are cut, sanded, washed, stained, and weathered—pushing the rug from decoration into a sculptural field shaped by force and time.

Image: CALLE HENZEL, Bonacchi San Carlo (Palazzo 21), 2015 / 2025

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