An all-over field of triangles arranged into repeating diamonds, alternating solid tan and ivory panels with a few narrow-striped triangles worked in dark brown and cream. There is no distinct border; the diagonal pattern runs to the edges on all sides, cropped by the format. Tonal variation within the plain triangles suggests subtle shading from panel to panel rather than a uniform surface.
An ivory ground is covered edge to edge with a diagonal grid of small striped squares, each rendered in narrow bands of brown, tan, and beige set on the diagonal against the surrounding field. The motifs alternate in tonal weight, some deeper brown and others pale tan, producing a subtle checkerboard rhythm across the whole surface. There is no distinct border, the pattern running to the outer edges without a framing device.
The field is composed entirely of vertical bands alternating between undyed ivory and a deep brown-black, running the full length of the piece without any secondary border. The stripes vary slightly in width, and a small cluster of red and green threads appears low in one of the pale bands, near the bottom fringe, like a stray inscription mark. Both ends finish in loosely knotted, undyed fringe.
A field composed of vertical panels seamed together, each divided into rectangular blocks of shifting tone. The palette moves through camel, tan, and taupe grounds, interrupted by blocks of deep brown, charcoal, ivory, and pale gray arranged in an irregular, staggered rhythm across the panels. There is no border; the composition reads as an open grid of color, with each strip retaining its own subtle variation in surface tone.
A long, narrow panel of solid dark brown ground, divided down the center by a vertical seam joining two woven widths. Faint horizontal streaks of lighter tan and ivory run irregularly across the surface, most pronounced in a pale band about a third of the way down, giving the otherwise plain field a subtly striated texture. The edges are finished with a thin ivory and brown banded selvage.
The field is organized into seven vertical bands of unequal width, each built from horizontal striations in tones of ivory, taupe, and warm sand. No border frames the composition; the panels run edge to edge, some interrupted by narrower stripes of contrasting beige or gray that break the vertical rhythm. There is no central medallion or figurative motif, the entire surface reading as an arrangement of tonal, striped columns.
The field is organized into a series of vertical panels of unequal width, each rendered in a slightly different tone of ivory, oatmeal, and taupe, with subtle horizontal striations running through most bands. One narrower panel near the right edge is left in plain, undecorated cream, breaking the rhythm of the striped columns, while the outermost band carries fine, closely spaced horizontal streaking in warm brown and beige. There is no border in the traditional sense; the composition relies entirely on the shifting widths and tonal variation of its vertical divisions.
The field is composed of a patchwork of twelve rectangular panels, each in a variant of deep chocolate and umber brown, joined by visible whip-stitched seams in a pale cream thread. Some panels show a solid, even ground while others reveal fine vertical striations or subtle streaks of lighter tan and gold, giving the overall surface a quiet, irregular rhythm rather than a repeating pattern. There is no border in the traditional sense; the outer edge is finished with the same overcast stitching that divides the interior blocks.
The field is organized into eight vertical panels, each filled with fine horizontal striations in varying tones of taupe, grey, oatmeal and soft brown, giving the surface an overall banded, corduroy-like rhythm. There is no border to speak of; the panels simply run edge to edge, with subtle shifts in stripe density and color value marking the seams between them. The palette stays muted throughout, with occasional flecks of ivory and warmer camel breaking the grey-brown ground.
The field is left borderless, filled edge to edge with a basket-weave lattice of small rectangular blocks, each block striated with fine directional lines that alternate horizontal and vertical to create the woven parquet effect. Tones stay within a narrow ivory-to-pale-champagne range, with subtle warmer beige and cooler cream patches shifting across the surface as the light catches the striations differently in each block. No border, medallion, or inscription is visible; the geometry itself carries the entire composition.
