This piece is intended primarily as textile wall art. If displayed on the floor, regular or heavy foot traffic is not recommended.

This wall rug is exactly what its name says: a replica of Vincent van Gogh’s Sunflowers, tufted by hand in acrylic yarn. The composition follows the original, the bouquet in its vase against a yellow ground, while the medium changes from oil paint to pile. Every petal and seed head becomes a raised patch of yarn, and Van Gogh’s thick, directional brushwork translates naturally into tufting, a craft that also builds a picture stroke by stroke.

It is made for the wall. Hanging loops are already attached to the back and shown in the last photograph. The piece goes up like a framed print, with no stretcher and no drilling through fabric. At 80 × 60 cm (31.5 × 23.6 in) and 2.5 kg (5.5 lbs) it hangs from ordinary picture hooks, and the sheared pile gives the image something a poster cannot: physical relief and warmth. Care for a wall-hung piece is minimal: an occasional pass with a lint roller or a gentle vacuum keeps the surface fresh.

A tufted replica translates a familiar painting into another material. It does not pretend to be oil on canvas; it names its source and rebuilds the image in yarn for people who want a Van Gogh wall rug rather than a print.

One copy is in stock at $225 and ships within five to ten days, free and tracked, across the EU and to the US. If it is already gone, we can usually tuft the design again on request, a made-to-order copy takes two to three weeks, and the same goes for other sizes of this replica, quoted from your measurements.