The brown ground is arranged in alternating horizontal rows of two vase types: one squat and yellow-footed holding a spray of pink and coral blossoms with gray leaves, the other tall-handled and pale, sprouting a fan of feathery gray and white plumes tipped in pink. A narrow ivory zigzag band frames the field on all sides, with no separate corner or guard stripes.
A golden-yellow ground carries repeating rows of small floral sprays, alternating rust-brown blossoms and ivory blooms, each set on slender stems with sage-green leaves scattered between. The wide taupe border is framed by a meandering vine of pale celadon rings interlaced with a rose-toned trellis, punctuated by small diamond-shaped florets. The overall palette stays soft and muted, with the pattern arranged in even, orderly registers across the field.
The field is organized into a diagonal lattice of shaped cartouches alternating between deep brown ground filled with pale scrolling foliage and ivory ground medallions holding small clustered flowers in gold, rose, and soft green. A scrolling acanthus border in olive and straw tones frames the field, edged by a slender floral guard stripe. The overall palette stays within browns, ivories, and muted golds, with only touches of dusty pink for accent.
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The field is filled with an overall lattice of interlocking diamond compartments, each enclosing small palmettes and floral sprays rendered in muted rust, soft blue, ivory and pale pink against a warm brown ground. A pale outline frames the field, beyond which runs a wide border of scrolling floral vine in dusty pink and cream, flanked by narrower guard stripes of repeating rosettes and lattice work in slate blue and cream. The overall palette is soft and worn, with colors fading gently toward the edges.
The ivory field is covered in an overall repeat of small palmette and vine sprays arranged in diagonal rows, with stepped rust-red and midnight-blue triangular panels marking the top and bottom edges as if framing a niche. A wide cream border carries a meandering vine set with rosettes and lozenge-shaped medallions in rust, blue, and mustard, echoed by narrower guard stripes of small repeating florets. Colors throughout are soft rust red, cream, camel, and touches of teal blue and ochre.
An ivory field centers on a tall cypress and blossoming tree motif rising from a coral and navy palmette base, flanked by pale blue foliate sprays and scattered rosettes. The main border alternates rectangular cartouches bearing inscriptions in a flowing script with diamond medallions filled with angular red, navy, and blue floral forms, framed by narrower guard stripes of small repeating blossoms. The overall palette combines soft ivory, camel, coral red, and slate blue against the muted ground.
A dense, dark navy field carries an all-over lattice of angular vinework, palmettes and serrated leaves in coral, muted blue-green, ivory and camel, converging on a small central medallion of soft gold and rose with a square core. The wide sand-colored border repeats rosettes and stylized floral sprays within narrow guard stripes of rose and cream, echoing the field's palette. Two arch-like pendant forms extend from the top and bottom of the field into the border, breaking the medallion's symmetry.
An ivory field is covered in an all-over lattice of stepped, angular blossoms in slate blue, rust, and camel, each set within diamond-shaped compartments connected by narrow trailing vines. The main border repeats a rhythmic row of rosettes and hooked palmettes in rust and tan against a warm gold ground, flanked by several slender guard stripes of small geometric devices in blue, ivory, and brown.
An open rust-red field carries a stacked medallion of three linked lozenges—two small diamonds framing a larger central one—each densely filled with indigo, cream, and ochre floral scrollwork. The ivory spandrels are covered in a repeating palmette-and-vine lattice, while the wide blue-ground border alternates rosette medallions with small botehs, flanked by narrower guard stripes of similar floral sprays.
