16/06/2026
Its shape isn't a design choice in the traditional sense, it's closer to a sculptural decision. Irregular, organic, refusing the rectangle entirely. Three distinct pile heights create a surface that shifts under different light, different angles, different times of day.
Virgin wool gives it weight and warmth.
Recycled PET gives it structure and an unexpected sheen where the light catches the lower pile.
Each one is handwoven, which means no two Simbas read exactly the same, even within the same colorway. The texture isn't printed or cut to simulate depth. It's built, row by row, by someone who's spent years learning how three different fiber heights behave together.
