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handwoven natural dyed olive Turkish pillow

Olive Teeth Pillow - 12" x 12"

handwoven natural dyed madder red Turkish pillow

Red Teeth Pillow - 12" x 12"

Stephen Ellcock's Book of Textiles

Stephen Ellcock's Book of Textiles

Vintage Sogan Batik - 3'5 x 8'2

Vintage Sogan Batik - 3'5 x 8'2

Vintage hand-carved textile stamp with a simple floral design. In very good vintage condition, please note there might be some dye residue on the stamp.

Vintage Hand Carved Textile Stamp

Large vintage hand-carved textile stamp with a geometric floral design. In very good vintage condition, please note there might be some dye residue on the stamp.

Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Textile Stamp

Mandala In Search of Enlightenment

Mandala In Search of Enlightenment

A vibrant woven cinta from Zunil, Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. This long headdress band is brocaded with repeating multicolored motifs, including geometric diamonds and stylized human figures in bright yellow, green, red, and white against a richly patterned ground. The ends finish in twisted multicolored tassels, typical of Zunil weaving.

Cintas are among the most distinctive elements of Maya women’s attire. They are wrapped elaborately around the head, creating a striking crown-like headdress, as seen in t

Zunil Cinta - 1" x 11’6

Small Oaxacan Zapotec Weaving - 7" x 1'1

A charming mid–20th century Zapotec weaving from Oaxaca, Mexico, depicting a standing female figure in traditional dress. She wears a wide-brimmed red hat, a white blouse with puffed sleeves, and a striped skirt rendered in earthy tones. Her bold black hair and expressive features are woven with striking clarity, giving the figure a distinctive presence. Metal thread has been utilized in accents of the hat.

Small Oaxacan Zapotec Weaving - 7" x 1'3

A small Zapotec weaving from Oaxaca, Mexico, likely mid–20th century, featuring a boldly stylized dancing figure at center. Rendered with outstretched arms and parted legs, the figure suggests festive movement. It wears a lime-green costume and balances a rainbow-striped headdress, evoking the colorful attire of Oaxacan fiestas and traditional dance ceremonies The figure is framed by a saturated red ground and bordered with narrow horizontal stripes in purple, white, and black. Braided wool fringe finishes

Small Oaxacan Zapotec Weaving - 9" x 1'4

This tunic was woven and block-printed In Mali or Burkina Faso during mid–20th century

A striking vintage West African tunic created from handwoven cotton strips and decorated with bold block-printed motifs. The central design features rows of stylized crocodiles, powerful symbols associated with water spirits, protection, and ancestral strength throughout the Sahel. Alternating with them are vertical millet stalk motifs, representing nourishment, fertility, and the continuity of community life.

Mid Century African Block Printed Dress - 4'3 x 4’4

Threads of Empire ~ The History of the World in Twelve Carpets - Dorothy Armstrong

Threads of Empire ~ The History of the World in Twelve Carpets - Dorothy Armstrong

Silk & Metal Embroidery - 1'1 x 2'2

Silk & Metal Embroidery - 1'1 x 2'2

Threads of Empire ~ The History of the World in Twelve Carpets - Dorothy Armstrong

Threads of Empire ~ The History of the World in Twelve Carpets - Dorothy Armstrong

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