REWIND OR DIE! – Handmade Horror Tufted Rug

REWIND OR DIE! is a handmade tufted rug crafted from 100% New Zealand wool, featuring a design that blends retro horror aesthetics, VHS culture and pop art. A skull with haunting eyes grips a videotape in its skeletal hands, evoking the atmosphere of classic horror movies and video rental stores from the 1980s and 1990s.

Measuring 130 × 130 cm, the rug stands out with its bold colors, striking graphic outlines and irregular shapes with a dripping effect. Designed as a statement decor piece, it is ideal for living rooms, gaming rooms, creative studios, bedrooms, showrooms and contemporary spaces with an alternative character. It can be placed on the floor or displayed on a wall as a piece of textile art.

Made from high-quality natural wool, it features a soft, dense and fibrous texture that enhances the contrast between the tufted surfaces and the illustration's details. Every element is carefully crafted to preserve rich colors, visual depth and well-defined outlines, transforming an icon of analog culture into an original decorative object and collectible artwork.

Availability:
If the product is sold out, it can still be ordered upon request. Production takes approximately 7–15 business days.

For custom requests or additional information, you can contact the creator directly on Instagram:
👉 @nicodemostudio

Product details:

• Dimensions: 130 × 130 cm
• Material: 100% New Zealand wool
• Technique: hand tufting
• Design: retro horror, VHS and pop art
• Texture: soft, dense and fibrous
• Handmade piece
• Ideal as a decorative rug, wall art or collectible piece

Care and maintenance:

• Vacuum gently using a smooth nozzle without rotating brushes.
• Do not machine wash.
• For stains, blot immediately with a clean, slightly damp cloth.
• Avoid aggressive rubbing and harsh chemical products.
• For deep cleaning, use a professional service specializing in wool rugs.

As a handmade product, each rug may feature slight variations that make it unique. REWIND OR DIE! is more than just a rug: it is a tribute to analog horror culture, reinterpreted through contemporary fiber art.