Pastel pink held short of sugar, 200 × 290 cm out of India
200×290 cm
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Pastel pink held short of sugar, 200 × 290 cm out of India
200×290 cm
Salmon with powder in it, arcs running the length
80×300 cm
Vanilla ground, curved squares opening outward, 389 cm long
76×389 cm
One burgundy in two pile heights, hand-knotted in India
252×356 cm
Sixty-one by ninety-three centimeters, wool and nothing else
61×93 cm
Hide instead of yarn: brown panels set in a geometry
122×182 cm
Squares layered over squares, honey to brown, 249 × 295 cm
249×295 cm
Village motifs in a modern grid, double-knotted on cotton
148×177 cm
Burgundy ground under cream brickwork, Anatolian double knot
177×271 cm
One of a kind
from
101.000 TL
≈ 21.000 TL/m²
Earth and coffee squares on cream, Gördes knot throughout
182×260 cm
Geometry read by value, not color: this fleece was never dyed
175×242 cm
Every box a different weave, brown on cream, wool on cotton
125×186 cm
Hand-sized geometry on gray, loom-woven in India
200×300 cm
A setting sun drawn flat, and beige blocks to square it
200×300 cm
Pistachio circles kept round by the knot count, from Nepal
170×240 cm
Beige with one pale disc widening in it, Tencel® on cotton
200×300 cm
Gray Tencel®, and the light coming from one corner only
200×300 cm
Wool takes the terracotta, Tencel® takes the gray
200×300 cm
Sand circle left clean on a scrubbed gray, Tencel® only
200×300 cm
Half orange, half cream: a single circle in Tencel® and wool
200×300 cm
No medallion at all: bands of red, beige and mustard in Tencel®
200×300 cm
Brown planes over light gray, and the silk stays in the brown
168×240 cm
One of a kind
from
205.000 TL
≈ 51.000 TL/m²
Coiled discs laid over each other, five colors, no pile
170×240 cm
Green where an Afghan loom usually gives red, all angles
169×251 cm