Wool

Mohair Rug

A plain-surface textile shown as a swatch, its field left entirely open with no field ornament or border. The surface reads as a mottled blend of charcoal, taupe, and pale grey, the intermingled tones creating a subtle heathered effect across a repetitive ribbed texture. A detail inset at lower right magnifies the close, even structure of the weave.

Mohair Carpet

The field is left entirely open, a plain undyed ground in ivory-white with a subtle diagonal ribbing running corner to corner. A circular inset magnifies the surface, revealing the close, even ridges of the weave structure otherwise lost at full view. No border, motif, or inscription interrupts the expanse.

Mohair Carpet

White mohair woven with jute.

A plain, undecorated surface with no field or border division, shown as a swatch. The regular ribbed texture runs in horizontal rows across the entire square, catching light unevenly so that some ridges appear brighter than others. A detail inset at lower right magnifies the weave, revealing the alternating pale, fuzzy strands and finer beige threads that make up the surface.

Mohair Carpet

Dark Grey Mohair woven with Jute

The surface presents an allover plain grid, thick nubby yarns crossing at regular intervals to form a coarse basketweave texture. Tonal variation runs through the charcoal and grey field, with occasional flecks of lighter grey and beige breaking the surface. A close-up inset in the corner reveals the individual crossing yarns and the open, airy structure between them.

Mohair Carpet

White mohair with Brown wool accents

The field is left entirely open, its surface built of a dense, ridged texture running in a subtle diagonal grain across the square. Flecks of a darker tone are scattered irregularly throughout, breaking the pale ground with thin, wandering lines rather than any defined pattern. A detail inset at lower right shows the close, looped structure of the surface up close, emphasizing the tactile, uneven quality of the material.

African Wool

Woven using very fine wool

The field is left entirely open, an unbroken expanse of pale ivory across its surface with no border, medallion, or figural device to interrupt it. A close-up inset at lower right reveals the diagonal ribbing of the weave structure, its ridges catching light in soft ecru and cream tones. Scattered flecks of darker fiber appear irregularly throughout the ground, the only variation in an otherwise plain, undecorated surface.

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