A village hand, not a court one: black ground, wool face throughout
173×253 cm
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A village hand, not a court one: black ground, wool face throughout
173×253 cm
Baş Başa: named for being alone with oneself, in terracotta
80×130 cm
Tencel® in terracotta, the color running side to side
80×130 cm
Cream and blue crossing the green in horizontal bands
80×130 cm
No pattern at all, only khaki shifting like brushed velvet
80×130 cm
Mamluk star geometry in cream, silver and mink underneath
200×290 cm
Gold-yellow vines on cream, Oushak drawing in Tencel®
200×290 cm
Bakhtiari medallion faint as a watermark, Tencel® on cream
200×290 cm
Afghan stars in beige and mink, off a Kütahya loom
300×390 cm
The Pazyryk drawing in cream Tencel®, numbered as it leaves the loom
200×290 cm
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Cream that opens into beige and pastel, Oushak drawn in wool
169×238 cm
Sage and honey dragged across cream, wool pile on cotton
204×301 cm
Cream with nothing on it but abrash, wool over cotton
200×300 cm
Copper turning cinnamon under a lamp, ruled with fine stripes
169×242 cm
Ribbed like corduroy in cream, viscose and synthetic on a machine loom
200×300 cm
Named for the Roman wine god, fringed down its long sides
120×170 cm
The prayer niche drawn in two blues, on Tencel® and cotton
80×130 cm
Geometry on cream: wool matt, bamboo viscose brighter
240×340 cm
Caucasian Karabagh drawing over black, knotted in Afghanistan
126×183 cm
Two lines of Rumi turned into fog: gray Tencel® on cotton
200×300 cm
The trace of a door, not the door: beige Tencel® on cotton
200×300 cm
Mamluk geometry out of Cairo: deep blue Tencel® on cotton
200×290 cm
Anthracite Oushak, bamboo viscose lighting the motifs
160×240 cm
Soft-edged chevrons edge to edge, Tencel® over cotton
80×150 cm