Swedish Inspired

The pale sage-green field carries an all-over lattice of scrolling vine and palmette motifs in ivory, soft blue, ochre, and rust, arranged around a vertical axis of larger cusped floral medallions. A broad golden-mustard border encloses the field with sprays of leafy palmettes and rosettes in the same palette, flanked by narrow guard stripes of small rosette and vine patterning. The corners of the main border show subtle irregularities in the placement of the floral sprays, breaking strict mirror symmetry.

Mixed Aubusson technique

The soft sage-green field carries a symmetrical lattice of scrolling vines connecting large palmettes and lobed floral medallions in ivory, apricot, and pale gold. A central vertical axis of stacked blossoms and serrated leaves anchors the composition, while paired sprays of oak-like leaves echo along the sides. The wide ivory border is filled with an undulating vine of alternating palmettes and jagged foliate forms, framed by narrower guard stripes in muted rust and green tones.

Sultanabad

An open cornflower-blue field carries a lattice of large palmettes and serrated leaf forms, each blossom radiating from a rust-colored heart through bands of ivory and sage green. The composition is arranged in a mirrored, four-point repeat, with smaller palmettes and sprays of lanceolate leaves filling the ground between the principal medallions. There is no distinct border visible in the photograph; the pattern runs to the edges, framed only by a narrow flatwoven selvage.

Sultanabad

The pale blue field is filled edge to edge with an interlocking lattice of palmettes and serrated leaves rendered in soft rust, ivory, gold, and sage tones, radiating from a central medallion of stacked floral rosettes. A narrow plain blue border frames the composition, with only the faintest hairline stripe separating field from selvage. The overall palette stays cool and washed-out, with the warm ochre and terracotta blossoms standing out crisply against the muted ground.

An ivory ground carries an elongated medallion formed of paired lobed cartouches linked pole-to-pole, filled with cream palmettes and framed by pale blue and soft green scrolling vinery. Sprays of serrated leaves, rosettes, and small floral clusters in muted rust, olive, and slate blue drift across the open field, thinning toward the corners left largely bare. The wide border repeats a running floral-and-vine lattice in matching tones, bounded by narrower guard stripes of small blossoms on cream.

A pale golden field carries an allover lattice of scrolling vines supporting palmettes, rosettes, and serrated leaves rendered in rust, slate blue, ivory, and soft brown. The wide chocolate-brown border repeats a similar floral vine in miniature, framed by a narrow ivory guard stripe with small rosettes, and the corners resolve the pattern symmetrically. The palette stays consistent between field and border, giving the whole surface a warm, even tonality.

An ivory field carries an all-over lattice of scrolling vinework supporting palmettes and rosette blossoms rendered in gold, mustard, and soft slate blue. The main border repeats a similar floral vine between narrow guard stripes patterned with small palmettes, echoing the palette of the field. Symmetry is consistent across the four corners, with the pale ground left otherwise open around the dense floral tracery.

The field is filled with an all-over lattice of small stylized boteh forms rendered in pale blue and ivory against a dark brown ground, arranged in tight vertical columns. A wide plain brown border frames the field, spaced with detached boteh-like pendants in ivory and blue, and edged by a narrow patterned guard stripe of meandering vinework. The overall palette is restrained, limited to deep brown, soft blue, and ivory throughout.

Sultanabad

An open ivory field carries a symmetrical arrangement of large palmettes and serrated leaves in rust, ochre, and soft gray, radiating outward from a central vertical axis of paired lattice medallions. The main border repeats the same palette in a rhythmic run of blossoms and angular vinework set between narrow guard stripes of small stylized rosettes. Corner devices echo the field's palmette forms, giving the composition a balanced, mirrored quality along both length and width.