SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN: WEAVING A FUTURE currently on view in our gallery
This serape was handwoven in central Mexico during the middle of the 20th century. A luminous Texcoco serape distinguished by its saturated indigo field and a well articulated central diamond medallion. The stepped, labyrinthine geometry—woven in crisp natural white and deep black creates a powerful visual anchor, while the serrated motifs and butterfly-like accents along the border add nice rhythmic movement.
"Texcoco" Serape - 4'4 x 6'3
$750.00
Silk & Metal Embroidery - 1'1 x 2'2
Silk & Metal Embroidery - 1'1 x 2'2
$95.00
Saltillo serapes are typically celebrated for their explosive color and serrated diamonds, yet this example embodies a far rarer aesthetic restraint. Its monochrome palette highlights the quality of the hand-spun wool and gives the textile a modern presence that feels at home in both historical collections and contemporary interiors. The graphic language here anticipates the design vocabulary that would later define Mexican modernism. The patterning resonates especially with the iconic Mexico City Olympic
Black and White Saltillo Serape - 3'8 x 6'8
$1,250.00
This vibrant ceremonial sari exemplifies the Rabari embroidery tradition of Gujarat. Worked on a lustrous silk ground, the field is covered in hand-embroidered satin-stitch dots in jewel tones of magenta, saffron, and ivory, echoing the region’s famed bandhani aesthetic. The richly decorated end panel features dense floral and geometric embroidery in silk floss threads, highlighted with mirror insets, symbolic of protection and celebration within Rabari culture. Such pieces were created as dowry or ceremoni
Embroidered Ceremonial Silk Sari (Rabari People) - 3'1 x 16'6
$850.00
This compelling Asafo flag presents a figural scene centered on a male figure marked by a tall yellow European-style top hat, a potent symbol of authority, prestige, and colonial-era power within Asafo visual culture. Rendered in hand-cut appliqué on an aged cotton ground, the figure stands in a calm, frontal pose, the exaggerated hat serving as the primary indicator of status and gender rather than naturalistic anatomy.
Worn Asafo Flag - 3'10 x 4'1
$450.00
This dynamic Asafo flag depicts two male figures advancing in unison, each holding a rifle, their synchronized movement emphasizing discipline, coordination, and collective strength. Rendered in hand-cut appliqué on a softly aged cotton ground, the scene draws directly on Asafo traditions of martial symbolism and civic defense.
Worn Asafo Flag - 2'9 x 4'11
$450.00 Sold out
This exceptional quilt draws from the Mennonite tradition of bold geometric design. The classic LeMoyne Star, an eight-pointed star pattern introduced in America in the 19th century, is repeated and shaded to create a striking tumbling-block illusion across the entire field. The piecing demonstrates remarkable precision, with diamonds crisply aligned to build a rhythm of cubes and stars that shift depending on the viewer’s eye.
Mennonite Lemoyne Star Quilt - 6'5 x 6’5
$950.00
graphic american log cabin quilt
Graphic Log Cabin Quilt - 4’6 x 5’5
$1,250.00
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
$150.00
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
$250.00
A bold mid–20th century Zapotec pictorial weaving from Oaxaca, Mexico, featuring the profile of a stylized figure in vivid detail. The face, woven in slate grey, is framed by long black hair and a richly patterned striped headdress in green, red, and blue, accented with white. The figure wears a beaded blue necklace, adding further ornament.
Small Oaxacan Zapotec Weaving - 7" x 1'1
$150.00
This Suzani was handmade during the early 20th century in Uzbekistan. This suzani is composed of central floral motif embroidered in silk on an open red cotton field. Flanked by vibrant multi-tiered blossoming flowers to the right and left and framed by a lively floral meander. A multitude of colors are used for the embroidery, including turqoise, green, white, yellow, and purple.
Antique Red Suzani - 3’10 x 5’10
$950.00
It features a grid of colorful squares stuffed with padding and scrunched together creating a very fluffy appearance.  The squares are made of a variety of fabrics, some plain and others with simple patterns. It is backed in silk that is embellished with silk embroidered flowers. A very unique and interesting piece.
Heirloom Puffy Square Quilt - 2’11 x 4’3
$1,250.00
It features a variation of the classic log cabin design in 42 squares. The concentric squares are broken up by a highly contrasting concentric diamond over the top. A very striking composition with great visual power. Would be very impactful hung on a wall. Quilt
Heirloom Log Cabin Quilt - 5’8 x 6’9
$1,500.00 Sold out
It features abstracted roses that alternate with open squares and is framed by a ruffled silk border. The roses in rendered in light and dark pink petals with light and dark green leaves and each feature a yellow silk center. The small blanket has a soft and dainty feel and was likely intended for a newborn baby. 19th century americana
Heirloom Baby Knit Blanket - 2’3 x 2’11
$750.00
Crazy quilts are so-called
Antique Heirloom Crazy Quilt - 5’8 x 6’9
$1,250.00