South American

CP-2510

CP-2510

Hand-Made

Content: Washi Paper

Maximum Width: 98.43 in (250 cm)

Maximum Length: 32 ft 9.7 in (10 m)

Minimum Order Quantity: 1 meter² (~1.2 yards²)

Needlepoint

A wide golden-yellow ground is left almost entirely open, its plain expanse broken only by a single abstracted figural motif rendered in flat planes of slate blue, charcoal, taupe, and pale grey. The figure is composed of angular, stacked geometric shapes suggesting a stylized head and cloaked torso, with a thin triangular pennant-like form projecting from the crown. A narrow band of small brown triangles runs along the lower edge, standing in for a border, while the rest of the field carries no repeating pattern or framing device.

Door Frame Tapestry

Shaped as a doorway surround, the piece leaves the entire central field open, its two long uprights and arched lintel woven with a continuous band of urns and vases sprouting floral bouquets, roses, and leafy scrolls on a tan ground. A shield-form vase with a spray of pale blossoms marks the center of the top rail, and the whole composition is edged with a dark, near-black outer border. The palette runs to muted rose, sage green, dusty blue, and ochre against the warm tan ground.

Mat

Hand-Woven Mat

Content: 100% Iraka 

The surface presents a plain, undyed straw-toned ground worked in a diagonal basketweave, the strands crossing at consistent angles to form a herringbone-like diagonal pattern across the whole field. No border, motif, or inscription interrupts the weave; the detail inset confirms the same interlacing pattern at closer range, showing individual strands of varying width and slight color variation from pale gold to deeper tan.

Mat

Hand-Woven Mat

Content: 100% Iraka

The field is left entirely open, given over to a plain diagonal basketweave that runs uniformly corner to corner in a pale straw tone. A magnified detail at lower right isolates the crossing strands, showing the regular over-under rhythm and the slight variation in width and sheen between individual straws. No border, motif, or inscription interrupts the surface.

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