Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
An open, basket-like lattice of thick, twisted cords in terracotta and pale cream alternates in an irregular checkered rhythm across the surface. No border frames the composition; the same interlacing pattern runs to the rolled edges on all sides. A circular inset at lower right magnifies the construction, showing individual cords crossing one another in a loose, chunky over-under weave.
A round mat formed of a single braided cord coiled continuously from a tight center point outward to the outer edge, the concentric rings sewn or bound flush against one another. The surface is a uniform pale ivory throughout, with the herringbone-like texture of the braid catching light in subtle striations. An inset detail at the lower right isolates a section of the braid, showing the twist of individual strands within the plait.
Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
The surface presents an allover basketweave pattern formed by thick, cord-like strands interlaced on the diagonal, creating a uniform textured grid across the entire field with no distinct border or central motif. The palette stays within a narrow range of warm taupe and beige tones, with subtle variations in the twist of each strand catching the light differently. A plain, flat-bound edge frames the piece on all sides, and a circular inset in the lower right corner offers a magnified view of the same weave structure.
Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
A checkerboard grid alternates deep navy and pale ivory braided cords, crossed at regular intervals by narrow tan strands that thread through the surface like a lattice. The border is finished in a thick rolled edge of twisted ivory cord, giving a raised, corded frame around the flat woven ground. A detail inset at lower right isolates the interlacing pattern, showing how the braided elements overlap and lock at each intersection.
Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
The surface presents an all-over honeycomb pattern formed by rounded, ribbed cells in a warm tan tone, each segment meeting its neighbors at small dark accents that punctuate the grid in regular rows. A detail inset at lower right isolates four adjoining cells, clarifying the raised, basket-like texture and the way the dark points sit at the junctions like stitched knots. The rolled, plain selvage runs continuously around the visible edges, framing the pattern without additional border ornament.
Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
An open basket-weave surface in a uniform sand tone, formed of thick horizontal cords crossed at even intervals by narrower vertical strands. A rolled, densely coiled border frames all four sides, its rounded edge contrasting with the flatter, checkered rhythm of the field. A detail inset in the lower right isolates the weave structure, showing the alternating over-under pattern where the wide and narrow elements interlace.
Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
A single ivory field spirals outward from a tight central point in unbroken concentric rounds, the surface built entirely of raised, knotted stitches that catch light in soft ridges. The outer edge is finished with a slightly looser scalloped round, and a circular detail inset shows the dense, textured relief of the stitching up close.
The field is composed of twelve rectangular panels arranged in a four-by-three grid, each seamed together with a visible cream overcast stitch that forms a clean linear grid across the surface. Each panel shows narrow striations running vertically or horizontally within it, in tones of charcoal, umber, and soft gray-brown, so that the direction of the stripe pattern shifts from block to block. The overall palette stays within a dark, earthy range, with no border framing the composition beyond the stitched panel divisions themselves.
