Ege Carpets, a Danish manufacturer, collaborated with the Andy Warhol Foundation to produce licensed rugs in the 1980s and 1990s, translating Warhol’s iconic artworks into textile form. These were part of Ege’s Art Line and 20th Century Masters collections, which adapted famous modern artists’ works into decorative carpets. Designs included motifs like Marilyn Monroe, Dollar Sign, Flowers, Red Elvis, and Campbell’s Soup. Each rug was typically a limited edition, labeled by Ege and sometimes accompanied by a Warhol Foundation certificate, making them collectible design objects rather than art prints.