Chepseskaf pays tribute to the decorative modernity of Pharaonic Egypt — ornament thousands of years old that still reads as startlingly current. Its border is directly inspired by the collections of the Swiss Egyptologist Gustave Jéquier, and the rug is hand-tufted in New Zealand wool. Scholarship underfoot, in the best sense: a scholar's source, a craftsman's execution, and antiquity's graphic confidence throughout.
