Jan 28, 2019
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These Oriental Rugs are Actually Made of Strips of Rolled Paper

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Quilling or paper filigree, is an art form that involves the use of strips of paper that are rolled, shaped, and glued together to create decorative designs (source).

In an ongoing series entitled Tapis, artist Lisa Nilsson creates stunning paper versions of Oriental rugs (also referred to as Islamic carpets).

Nilsson received a BFA in Illustration from the Rhode Island School of Design and was awarded the Massachusetts Cultural Council Artist Fellowship, the Artist’s Resource Trust Grant and has featured her work in galleries across North America. For a recent interview on Tapis, head over to All Things Paper.

Lisa is represented by the Pavel Zoubok Gallery in New York City and you can see more of her beautiful artwork on her official website: LisaNilssonArt.com

[via Colossal]

 

 

Artwork by Lisa Nilsson

 

Artwork by Lisa Nilsson

 

Artwork by Lisa Nilsson

 

Artwork by Lisa Nilsson

 

Artwork by Lisa Nilsson

 

Artwork by Lisa Nilsson

 

Artwork by Lisa Nilsson

 

Artwork by Lisa Nilsson

 

Artwork by Lisa Nilsson

 

Artwork by Lisa Nilsson

 

Artwork by Lisa Nilsson

 

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