Cotton and viscose set a watered grain, the green opening up
240×340 cm
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240×340 cm
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Fleece from New Zealand on a Kütahya loom, in cream
260×370 cm
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Stripes you feel rather than see: cream, knotted in India
170×240 cm
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Gray on gray in parallel bands, sheen from the viscose
200×290 cm
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Woven by women in Kütahya: a gray that moves when you do
300×320 cm
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Small rust-brown marks scattered on cream, off an Indian loom
140×200 cm
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Pastel pink held short of sugar, 200 × 290 cm out of India
200×290 cm
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Brick by daylight, coral under a bulb: plain terracotta from India
160×230 cm
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Dark beige to milky coffee, wool with bamboo viscose
200×300 cm
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Moiré through the mink, in Tencel® from Kütahya
260×370 cm
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Cream that only resolves into pattern underfoot, loom-woven
200×300 cm
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Plain from the doorway, a plaited ridge underfoot up close
120×180 cm
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Tree figures on open red, woven at the Oushak looms
200×290 cm
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No pattern at all: blue New Zealand fleece, 130 × 190 cm
130×190 cm
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Three meters of brick red, a few black crosses on it
76×301 cm
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Wool over cotton on an Indian loom, three meters of gray
80×300 cm
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Siirt mohair, black and patternless, with a nap left long
133×185 cm
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White with nothing drawn on it: 12 mm of viscose pile
200×300 cm
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An orange-peel undertone beneath the browns, 7 mm of wool
200×300 cm
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Gray drifting to ivory, four parts wool to one of viscose
90×500 cm
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Anthracite in Tencel®, one fine line ruled through the weave
130×190 cm
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Several creams worked into one, 3,300 g/m² at 5 mm deep
170×240 cm
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Copper without the polish, and New Zealand fleece 13 mm deep
45×45 cm
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Beige wool, 13 mm deep and 4,750 grams to the square meter
45×45 cm
