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Emma Welty - Kim Dear

Emma Welty - Kim Dear

Midcentury Polish Tapestry features a row of abstracted tree forms in various tones of brown orange, green and yellow likely representing the autumn foliage. Below the trees is a soft yellow ground while above the trees the ground is marled gray which is a common shade used in this type.

Midcentury Polish Tapestry - 1'4 x 4'2

Emma Welty - Mini Framed Janyak Strawberry

Emma Welty - Mini Framed Janyak Strawberry

Afghan Lakai recycle reuseIt features a variety of fabric squares patchworked in to the shape of a traditional Uzbek door hanging. Some squares are plain fabric and others are recycled ikat and even appliquéd felt. The backing is old Russian rollerprint. A nice example of recycling and reuse.

Mid Century Lakai Door Hanging - 4' x 3'3

mafrash kilim nomads carrying bag

Mafrash Cargo Bag - 3'6 x 1'10 x 1'3

rajasthan It features various naturalistic floral motifs and squares that are made with hand drawn mordant and resist dyed cotton. In various reds and purples with sage, dutch orange and most notably a neon pink. These pieces are referred to as Jajam and often made as part of a dowry. They are used for honored guests or communally as a seat for village council members when making social and judicial decisions.

Antique Block Printed Jajam - 5'9 x 8'5

This plush and densely piled rug features a central mandala on open ground. An open and nicely spaced border of X filled orbs frames the perimeter. In a simple palette of pink, cream mauve and faded lilac.

Pastel Tibetan Runner - 3' x 6'

Pull of the Thread ~ Textile Travels of a Generation - Sheila Fruman

Pull of the Thread ~ Textile Travels of a Generation - Sheila Fruman

This Beni Ourain rug was woven in the Middle Atlas mountains during the 20th century. It features a electric blue ground that appears solid at first glance but with very nuanced shifts in tone. Would add a nice pop of color and energy to any room.

Vintage Moroccan Beni Rug - 4’2 x 7’

This coverlet was crafted during the 20th century in Rajasthan, India.

It features hand cut mirrors that have been hand-stitched with silk thread into grid and diamond patterns on cotton cloth dyed with a dusty lilac. The mirrors really sparkle in the right light.

Silk and Mirror Coverlet - 6'4 x 8'3

This vintage textile was crafted by the Loimi Akha Hill Tribe near the border of Myanmar and Thailand.

The Akha hill tribe people live in China, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam. They practice a belief system that has strong symbiotic relationship with the land and is infused with animism and ancestor worship among traditions and rituals.job's tear traditional costume of the Akha people. It features a deep indigo ground with lovingly decorated ends in pink, red and ivory cross-stitch

Loimi Akha Hill Tribe Belt - 3'5 x 80"

This batik patchwork was crafted in Indonesia during the 20th century.

Batik is a wax-resist technique that creates a distinctive style. This textile features a variety of batik designs that have been patchworked together into four quadrants creating a dynamic design in purples and yellows.

Vintage Batik Patchwork - 3' x 5'9

Vintage Mola cloth handmade by the Guna (previously spelled Kuna) people of the San Blas Islands. Mola is a reverse appliqué technique, similar to the technique used in quilting but using multiple layers of different-colored cloth that are first sewn together before a design is created by cutting away different layers. This Mola features two birds and a baby chick. The fabric is in good condition with some fraying around the edges

2 Birds and Baby Guna Mola Cloth - 1'1 x 1'6

shawl was handwoven in Morocco during the middle of the 20th Century. This shawl is very finely woven of soft wool and features horizontal bands of undyed wool in various browns, grays and ivories. Finished with neatly braided fringes.

Midcentury Moroccan Blanket - 4'9 x 6'7

Ceremonial Indonesian Ikat - 1'8 x 20'

Ceremonial Indonesian Ikat - 1'8 x 20'

This Bokhara was woven in Pakistan during the 1980s. With an uncommon design for Bokhara rugs it for Bokhara features a classic Ensi design and a lovely skirt border on one end all on a desirable and uncommon black ground. Ensi rugs were woven by Turkmen tribes and traditionally used as a door cover or entrance to a yurt. Their is a belief among seasoned Turkmen collectors that the intention of this pattern was to represent a door or window to the afterlife.

Vintage Black Bokhara Ensi - 4’1 x 6’10

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