Iraka Fiber
A circular format built from interlocking curved petal shapes, each segment rendered as an overlapping arc that spirals toward a small central rosette. The palette moves through soft ivory, warm tan, and pale taupe, with thin dark outlines tracing every curved edge to separate one segment from the next. Directional striations within each shape catch the light differently depending on the angle of the surface, giving the whole composition a subtle pinwheel motion.
A banded field of flatwoven brown stripes in varying tonal shades, interrupted by narrow horizontal bands of undyed ivory. No border frames the composition; the striping runs edge to edge, uninterrupted, with the ivory bands set at irregular intervals across the ground. A detail inset shows the structure of the weave, contrasting the twisted ivory band with the plainer brown ground.
Content: Polypropylene
A close detail view presented in a circular crop, showing a horizontally banded surface alternating between deep charcoal and lighter dove-gray tones. The bands vary in width, some tightly ribbed and others smoother, giving the overall effect of a soft tonal gradient across the round. An inset magnification in the lower right reveals the individual looped strands that build up this striped texture.
Content: Polypropylene
A circular sample displaying a continuous field of narrow, alternating stripes in charcoal grey and undyed ivory, running horizontally across the surface with no distinct border framing them. The stripes are irregular in width, giving a subtly hand-drawn rhythm rather than a mechanical repeat. A detail inset at lower right reveals the close, knotted texture of the surface, where the grey and ivory strands interlock in small looped clusters.
Content: Polypropylene
The surface presents a plain, open weave in undyed, ivory-white tones, with a faint charcoal-grey thread running through at intervals to create subtle horizontal banding. A detail inset at lower right reveals the individual strands more closely, showing the regular over-under structure and slight irregularities in thickness along each row. The rounded sample is finished with a narrow grey overlocked edge, and a small tag or label is just visible at the lower left.
Content: Polypropylene
A circular field is worked in a repeating basketweave pattern of thick, twisted tufts, each knot forming a raised diamond-like nub across the surface. The palette moves through soft taupe, grey, and undyed cream, with faint threads of pale blue appearing intermittently between the rows. The outer edge is finished with a plain overcast binding in a matching neutral tone, and the detail inset shows the individual strands twisting together in varied, mottled shades within a single tuft.
A long, narrow runner set on a mustard-gold ground, the field organized as a vertical chain of alternating diamond and octagonal medallions rendered in brick red, navy, and ivory with touches of teal. Each medallion is filled with angular botanical devices, and small stylized birds and hooked motifs fill the surrounding field. The border combines a red vine-and-leaf stripe with narrower ivory and dark guard bands, and the detail inset shows the close pile texture in rose, teal, and camel tones.
A long runner with a saturated gold-yellow field carrying a repeating lattice of angular vine stems that support palmettes, rosettes, and serrated leaves in brick red, deep blue, ivory, and dusty green. The main border is a dark indigo ground set with a chain of stepped, diamond-shaped medallions in red, cream, and blue, flanked by narrower guard stripes of small rosettes and geometric fret patterns. A detail inset in the lower right magnifies the border's stacked diamond and cross motifs, showing the crisp contrast of ivory, red, and navy tones.
An elongated central medallion in brick red anchors the field, its scalloped outline echoed by a smaller pendant medallion below, both set against a densely scrolling ground of small-scale floral and vinery patterning in faded rust, ivory, and pale blue-green. The field's palette softens toward the lower register, where blue tones become more pronounced around the secondary medallion.
Iraka (Vegetal Fiber) in Natural Color Way
