Aubusson

The field is dominated by a large radiating star burst, its elongated ivory points alternating with shorter blue-gray rays, all converging on a central circular medallion in soft peach and pale green concentric rings. Fine incised lines in rose and ochre trace the length of each point, giving the motif a faceted, sundial-like quality against a muted sand ground. A narrow rose-pink guard stripe separates the field from a plain outer border in a warm taupe-olive tone, and a small woven mark appears in the lower left corner.

Romb

Swedish Pile Technique

The field is filled edge to edge with a dense chevron and zigzag lattice, the diagonal lines interlocking to form small diamonds and stepped triangles across the surface. Pale steel-blue lines thread through a ground of taupe and ivory, with a narrow plain ivory border framing the composition on all sides. The pattern runs continuously without a distinct central medallion, giving the surface an all-over, unbroken rhythm.

Swedish Square II

Swedish Flat Weave Technique

The field is arranged in a strict grid of squares, each divided into pinwheeling quadrants of fine parallel stripes set at alternating orientations to create an interlocking pattern across the surface. A small crimson square marks the center of every unit, and identical dots line the outer edge as a border of sorts, with the pale ground showing through the grid intersections. The palette is limited to a warm ivory ground, dark brown-black striping, and the repeated red accents.

Fara

Swedish Flat Weave and Pile Technique
FJ Hakimian, Inc. will utilize design for inspiration purposes only

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