IR01: Air Traffic Ian Wylie/Foundation for Deep Ecology IR02: A New Dam Daniel Dancer/Foundation for Deep Ecology IR03: Oilfield Mark Gamba/Foundation for Deep Ecology Named the ‘Info Rugs’, the patterns for the rugs were extracted from three photographs shot by the photographers at Foundation for Deep Ecology, an organisation that supports efforts to protect wilderness and wildlife. Each photograph tells a heartfelt story that also conveys Hand-tufted and screen printed the environmental impact that humans are creating. 80 % un-dyed Indian wool The collection consists of three designs, each digitalised from Screen printed the photographs and available in three sizes. IR01 is inspired by Dark grey, silver, taupe, ecru a photograph of the chemtrails caused by the busy and excessive air traffic over London. IR02 takes its design from the image of a thousand year old forest that fell victim to a chain saw to make way for a new dam in Oregon. IR03, the largest rug in the collection, depicts an California oilfield, and the merciless drilling and human violation into the earth. The Info Rugs are handmade, using a traditional tufting technique, giving a soft, yet dense, 16 mm thickness. The designs are simple, with a calm colour palette - minimising the colour contamination in production by using un-dyed wool and very few colours to screen print the pattern, respecting the design, craftsmanship and the environment.