Aera: Ten Natural Forces, Woven in Wool
Aera: Ten Natural Forces, Woven in Wool
A tide the moment before it turns. A dune caught mid-drift. Lava halted in a single breath. The Aera collection takes the most untamable things in nature — water, wind, fire, fog — and holds them still in natural wool. Each piece is a handwoven wool wall sculpture, worked entirely by hand at our studio in Poland, where soft fibre is built up into deep, tactile relief until a wall begins to move.
This is not decoration that sits quietly in the background. It is sculptural textile art — ten studies of natural force, each one a single moment frozen in fibre. Think of what follows as a small atlas: the elements, arranged.
The Atlas — Ten Forces
- Aestus — the tide, the instant before it turns
- Alveo — the dried riverbed, water’s memory
- Aura — light resting on still water
- Duna — the desert dune, mid-motion
- Lutum — layers of earth, pressed and lifted
- Falla — the fault line, softened into fibre
- Magran — flowing lava, halted
- Perfecta — morning fog and milky light
- Musa — falling cloth, gravity made gentle
- Chal — woven warmth, the weight of a shawl
I. Water
The pieces that move like water — tide, current, and the light that floats on a still surface. Cool, fluid, and never the same twice.
Aestus — The Tide · from $475
Aestus holds an ocean tide the moment before it turns. The surface flows in soft, overlapping swells of natural wool, restless and calm at once — a 3D framed textile sculpture for a wall that wants depth without colour.
Alveo — The Riverbed · from $720
Alveo is the trace a river leaves behind — a dried riverbed modelled by water over years. A frameless woven wall hanging with raw edges, it becomes a quiet, organic centrepiece above a sofa or console.
Aura — Light on Water · from $505
Aura holds light the way still water does — softly, and never the same twice. Its luminous, asymmetrical relief shifts with the hour, catching morning and evening differently. Available with an oak or walnut frame.
II. Earth
Sand, stone and shifting ground. These pieces carry the slow forces — wind on a dune, pressure in rock, the line where the earth moves.
Duna — The Dune · from $475
Duna holds a desert dune caught mid-motion, its undulating layers of natural sheep’s wool frozen as if the wind had just passed. A tall, tactile textile art piece for a calm, organic modern room.
Lutum — Layers of Earth · from $860
Lutum gathers layers of earth into fibre, its organic relief evoking wind traces on sand and the natural folds of stone. A large, frameless woven earth relief — a sculptural statement for a generous wall.
Falla — The Fault Line · from $435
Falla reads like a fault line softened into fibre — a meeting point of earth and movement. Compact and structural, it is the most approachable way into the collection, perfect for a smaller wall or a gallery grouping.
III. Fire
The deepest, most dramatic note in Aera — heat and depth held in a single vertical gesture.
Magran — The Lava · from $1,700
Magran is a tall vertical piece that looks like flowing lava halted in a single eternal moment. Worked in deep burgundy wool, it commands a narrow wall, a staircase, or a double-height space — a true statement wall art centrepiece at 50 × 200 cm.
IV. Air & Cloth
The softest register — fog, breath, and fabric giving in to gravity. These pieces feel almost weightless on the wall.
Perfecta — The Fog · from $720
Perfecta looks woven from morning fog and milky light — a single vertical fall of soft natural wool. An ethereal fiber sculpture that brings light and shadow to a quiet, zen corner.
Musa — Falling Cloth · from $475
Musa is shaped into soft, falling asymmetry — a sensual organic form where every fold catches shadow. It softens a bedroom or a gallery wall the way drapery softens architecture.
Chal — Woven Warmth · from $475
Chal is built around a chunky diagonal weave of thick natural wool — soft and tactile, like the shawl its name comes from. The cosiest, most hygge piece in Aera, made to warm a minimalist bedroom.
How to Live With Aera
Because each piece is three-dimensional, light is part of the artwork. Place an Aera sculpture where daylight rakes across it from the side, or add a small wall light above it — the relief will cast soft, shifting shadows through the day.
The framed pieces (Aestus, Duna, Aura, Falla, Magran, Musa, Chal) come in a solid pine, walnut or oak frame, gallery-ready to hang. The frameless sculptures (Alveo, Lutum, Perfecta) hang from a discreet rod for a raw, contemporary edge. As real wool, every piece also softens the acoustics of the room it lives in.
- Above the sofa or bed: Aestus, Duna, Alveo, Lutum
- Narrow or tall walls and stairwells: Magran, Perfecta, Duna
- Smaller walls and gallery groupings: Falla, Chal, Aura
- Bedrooms and quiet corners: Musa, Chal, Perfecta
Made by Hand, One of a Kind
Every Aera piece is handwoven from natural sheep’s wool, shaped entirely by hand, and made to order. No two are identical — the relief, the fall of the fibre, and the play of shadow are unique to each one. Sizes run from an intimate 40 × 45 cm up to the towering 50 × 200 cm Magran, and custom dimensions can be commissioned for a specific wall or project.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Aera collection?
Aera is a collection of ten handwoven wool wall sculptures, each capturing a natural force — tide, dune, lava, fog, riverbed — in deep, three-dimensional relief. Every piece is made by hand from natural wool at our studio in Poland.
Are the pieces framed or unframed?
Both. Most are set in a solid pine, walnut or oak frame and arrive ready to hang. Alveo, Lutum and Perfecta are frameless wall hangings that suspend from a discreet rod.
Which Aera piece should I choose for a large wall?
For a real statement, choose Magran (50 × 200 cm), Lutum or Duna. For smaller walls or a gallery grouping, Falla, Chal and Aura work beautifully.
Can I order a custom size or colour?
Yes. Aera pieces are made to order, and custom sizes and compositions can be commissioned for specific walls, homes, hotels and design projects. Send us a photo of your wall and we’ll guide you.
How do I care for a wool wall sculpture?
Keep it out of direct, prolonged sunlight and dust gently with a soft brush or a low-suction vacuum. Handmade wool is durable and ages beautifully with very little care.