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La Manufacture Cogolin

A Century of Rug Making in the Gulf of Saint Tropez


  • ACC Distributed publishers
  • by Serge Gleizes
La Manufacture Cogolin, a weaver of hand-made rugs established in 1924 in a village near Saint-Tropez, is rich with a traditional craftsmanship particularly sought out by a clientele looking for authenticity and quality. This fully illustrated art book dives into what has made the Cogolin house special for a century. Mixing unpublished archives, lively texts suited to a wide audience, and testimonies from women working in the historical workshop, from contemporaries, and from illustrious customers.

ISBN 9782226494719 | EN | B
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Publisher ACC Distributed publishers
ISBN 9782226494719
Author(s) by Serge Gleizes
Publication date November 2024
Edition Pb (B)
Dimensions 290 x 240 mm
Illustrations 180 col.ill. | 20 bw.ill.
Pages 240
Language(s) English ed.
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La Manufacture Cogolin, a weaver of hand-made rugs established in 1924 in a village near Saint-Tropez, is rich with a traditional craftsmanship particularly sought out by a clientele looking for authenticity and quality. Acquired by the visionary textile engineer Jean Lauer in 1928, La Manufacture Cogolin has grown remarkably from the 1930s onward, thanks to early collaborations with well-known designers such as Jules Leleu, Christian Bérard, Jean-Michel Frank, Sir David Hicks and artists such as Jean Cocteau.

This fully illustrated art book dives into what has made the Cogolin house special for a century. Mixing unpublished archives (letters, photographs, watercolours), lively texts suited to a wide audience, and testimonies from women working in the historical workshop, from contemporaries, and from illustrious customers.

Following a chronological approach, this book describes the manufacture’s economic history, shedding light on its rebirth in the 21st century, while placing it in the history of the Decorative Arts of the 19th and 20th centuries, and describes the key elements of this recognised French craftsmanship.