Color-4014
An open, unpatterned field in warm sand tones, crossed by fine horizontal ridges that catch the light in alternating bands of pale gold and soft beige. A circular inset at the lower right magnifies the surface, revealing the tight, even ribbing that runs uniformly across the entire expanse. No border, motif, or inscription interrupts the plain, striated ground.
Color-4062
A finely ribbed surface built up in tight horizontal courses, the ground a warm apricot-gold shot through with narrow bands of dusty rose. A detail inset at lower right reveals the close, even striping at closer range, showing how the coral threads sit in regular intervals against the golden ground. The overall effect is a continuous, unbroken stripe pattern running the full width of the piece.
Color-4013
The field is left entirely open, given over to a continuous horizontal striping in fine, closely set bands of ivory, pale gray, and soft champagne. No border interrupts the surface, and no central medallion or corner motif appears; the pattern is carried solely by the alternating tonal lines running the width of the piece. A detail inset at lower right isolates a small section of the striping, showing the bands meeting at slightly varied intervals rather than a rigid repeat.
Color-4010
An open, unpatterned field of fine horizontal ribbing, the surface built from tightly packed rows that catch light differently as they shift across the expanse. The tone moves gently between pale ivory and warmer straw, with no border, motif, or figure interrupting its continuity. A circular inset at the lower right magnifies the structure, revealing the close, ridged texture that gives the whole its subtle striated shimmer.
Color-4012
The surface presents an all-over pattern of fine horizontal striations running edge to edge, with no distinct border or field division visible. Bands of pale ivory alternate with narrower lines of soft grey and muted tan, producing a subtle, close striped rhythm across the ground. A circular inset in the lower corner enlarges a small section, revealing the texture of the striping at closer range.
Color-4017
The surface is composed entirely of fine horizontal ridges, alternating bands of soft sage and deeper green with narrow ivory lines running between them. A detail inset at lower right magnifies the texture, revealing the tight, regular ribbing that gives the ground its subtle striped rhythm. No motifs or figures interrupt the flat, banded field.
Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
A basket-weave surface built from thick, rounded cords in ivory, alternating in irregular rhythm with narrow bands of dusty rose and threads of charcoal that peek through the gaps between courses. The plain ivory sections dominate the field, broken at intervals by these softer striped passages, giving an overall grid-like texture rather than a drawn pattern. Along the left edge the cords loop back on themselves in a visible selvage, and a detail inset at lower right isolates the checkerboard interlacing of the rows.
Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
A grid of thick braided cords, ivory and pale champagne in tone, crosses a lattice of thinner flat tapes in a warm beige. The plaited elements are arranged in evenly spaced rows and columns, forming a repeating basket-like pattern across the whole surface, bordered on all sides by a continuous rolled edge of the same braided cord. A circular inset in the lower right magnifies the weave, revealing the twisted texture of the cords against the smoother, ribbon-like crossing tapes.
Color-4003
The field is composed entirely of fine horizontal striations in gray, alternating with narrow black bands and occasional threads of deep navy. There is no border or central motif, the surface reading as a continuous banded plain that runs edge to edge. A detail inset at lower right isolates the texture, showing the close, ridged alignment of the stripes.
Color-4015
The field is composed entirely of fine horizontal striations, alternating bands of slate blue-grey with narrower lines of pale ivory and muted bronze-gold. A magnified detail at the lower right reveals the close, ridged texture of these bands, showing how the surface catches light differently along each stripe. No border, medallion, or other motif interrupts the continuous striped ground.
