Close grays spun into one yarn, wool over cotton in India
170×240 cm
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170×240 cm
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Navy stepping down through gray to beige, three tones
200×300 cm
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Four square meters of cream with faded red still showing through
170×240 cm
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Warm beige cooling to gray across 7 mm of wool pile
200×300 cm
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Rush beside wool: cream, and dry cleaning only
200×300 cm
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Empty cream between a dozen small motifs, Tencel® on cotton
200×290 cm
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Green under Karabagh flowers, and 171 × 239 cm of wool pile
171×239 cm
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Bünyan drawing recolored cream, 130 × 221 cm of wool
130×221 cm
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Two diameters, 160 and 200 cm, and gray stripes on both
200×200 cm
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Terracotta orange held inside its original border, 140 × 245 cm
140×245 cm
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Plain yellow, no medallion, no border, 145 × 245 cm
145×245 cm
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Ochre rather than lemon, 165 × 271 cm of thinned wool
165×271 cm
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A twice-dyed yellow that will not repeat, 148 × 260 cm
148×260 cm
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Warm yellow with grain in the surface, 188 × 271 cm
188×271 cm
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Gold-yellow around a medallion, the old knotting still fine
168×277 cm
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An uneven black, 158 × 244 cm of sheared wool
158×244 cm
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Flowers only at the corners, red taken up unevenly by old wool
158×278 cm
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Geometric motifs under black dye, 114 × 205 cm
114×205 cm
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Navy gone pale where the furniture stood, 100 × 195 cm
100×195 cm
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Beige over a shaved Anatolian pile, 111 × 204 cm
111×204 cm
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Thin, light, overdyed red: 121 × 178 cm from Anatolia
121×178 cm
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Gold laid over an older Anatolian pattern, 193 × 288 cm
193×288 cm
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Forest green in shade, and 100% viscose taking the light
160×230 cm
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Terracotta with no pattern, 8 mm of viscose that shows footmarks
160×230 cm
