Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
The surface presents an open basketweave lattice, pale ivory and tan strands crossing at regular intervals to form a grid of small square openings. No border or field ornament interrupts the pattern, which runs uniformly edge to edge, while a subtle horizontal band shift midway shows a slight variation in the strand tone. A detail inset at lower right magnifies the crossing points, revealing the twist and interlace of the strands more closely.
Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
A dense uniform grid of dark navy-black squares crosses the entire surface, formed by a lattice of interlaced bands over a lustrous black ground. The detail inset shows the woven strips crossing at regular intervals, creating shallow square depressions between the raised crossings. No border, medallion, or inscription interrupts the repeating checkered surface, which reads as a single continuous open field.
Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
The surface presents an all-over basketweave of thick, plied yarns in warm ivory and pale straw tones, the flatwoven structure left entirely undecorated. A detail inset at lower right magnifies the interlacing, showing the regular over-under rhythm of the strands and slight variation in twist and thickness across the ground. The selvage edges are visible along the top and left sides, finished with a tightly bound cord.
Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
The field is left entirely open, a single expanse of undyed ivory-toned surface built up in a chunky, basketweave-like structure of thick, twisted yarns. A detail inset at lower right magnifies the texture, showing rounded, nubby loops interlocking in a regular checkered rhythm, with faint variations of cream and pale gold running through the strands. No border, motif, or inscription interrupts the plain, tactile grid.
Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
A plain, undecorated surface shown in close detail, its texture built from thick, irregular loops in pale ivory tones with faint flecks of tan and gold running through the strands. No field or border division is visible, only the even, all-over knotted texture, with a magnified circular inset at lower right revealing the individual twisted fibers more closely.
Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
A close, magnified view of the surface shows thick, twisted strands laid in a basketweave, with heavier tan and umber-toned cords running one direction crossed by finer pale strands binding them at regular intervals. The variation in the ply of the strands creates a subtle diamond-shaped pattern across the field, while a tightly bound, lighter-toned band frames the edges. An inset circular detail highlights the texture of the individual fibers where the crossing cords catch the light differently.
Maximum width: 430 cm (169 in.)
An ivory ground is overlaid with a continuous lattice of dark grey-brown diamonds, each nested with a smaller diamond outline and a central lozenge-shaped void left open to the pale ground. The pattern runs edge to edge in a uniform grid, unbroken by any secondary border. A circular inset at lower right magnifies the surface texture, contrasting the crisp linear outlines with the soft, uneven pile beneath.
Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
A close-up sample showing an open, basket-like weave in undyed cream and natural tan tones, with a thick cream-colored border wrapping the edge in a looped, rope-like finish. A circular inset magnifies the surface, revealing the alternating over-under structure and the contrast between the smooth pale yarns and the coarser, flecked ground tone. The overall field is left plain, without pattern, letting the texture of the interlacing itself serve as the visual interest.
Maximum width: 585 cm (230 in.)
Maximum width: 600 cm (236 in.)
The field is left entirely open, given over to a dense, textured surface of small looped and knotted tufts in cream and pale gold that catch light unevenly, creating a mottled, granular effect across the whole expanse. No border or central motif interrupts the composition; a magnified detail circled at lower right shows the individual clusters of pile more closely, revealing subtle variation in tone and reflectivity within the natural palette.
