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This square mat was woven in the early 20th century in the Congo by a Kuba weaver out of Raffia palm fibre. These squares were made in imitation of velvet but as time progressed took on a much more local African quality. This example is highly graphi..
This pleasantly geometric Moroccan rug melds a field design of reciprocal stepped diamonds with a simple border of alternating black and red boxes. Of particular interest are two rows of six-pointed stars, perhaps reflective of the historically large..
This large format Turkmen tent-bag face or ‘chuval’ is the product of a Yomut weaver working at around 1870. The classic aubergine ground color is achieved through natural madder root. Spacing is copious and superb. Interestingly, each row of quarter..
Woven with thick knots of soft and lustrous Himalayan wool, this small Tibetan weaving draws a classic central medallion, composed of a garland of lotus blossoms, against a camel-colored ground. The border links floral forms with stylized scrolls and..
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