This piece is part of the Sagano Garibaldi series by Calle Henzel, which explores the intersection between geometric structure and organic textile form. The collection brings together fragments of architectural order — linear divisions, triangular frameworks, and subtle grids — with the tactile softness and irregular edges that define Henzel’s broader design language.

Across the series, rigid geometries appear embedded within the surface rather than imposed upon it. Lines intersect and dissolve within dense wool piles, creating compositions that feel simultaneously deliberate and instinctive. The result is a tension between structure and erosion, where precise graphic elements emerge from richly textured textile fields.