Early 18th Century Pillows and Throws

Custom design by Studio Variously, Katha is a organic cotton bedspread / diver masterfully hand embroidered by unique group of indigenous artisan women in India. A sustainable des...

Mid-18th Century French Aubusson Tapestry Pillow 20'' X 14'', floral style , handmade French piece

Custom design by Studio Variously, Katha is a organic cotton bedspread / diver masterfully hand embroidered by unique group of indigenous artisan wome...

Beautiful colorful Suzani textile silk embroidery on cotton background. Decorative textile for your home as a wall hanging tapestry, for a sofa or bed....

A decorative, vintage throw with a bold paisley design. The palette is a rich mix of red, orange, and pink with accents of green, white, and black. It's a very beautiful composition ...

Wøven into German jacquard looms in one hundred percent cotton with our exclusive patterns, each of our tapestries are finished by hand in the united states. The technique used to cr...

Moroccan wall hanging made from the silk of wedding bands.

Wøven into German jacquard looms in one hundred percent cotton with our exclusive patterns, each of our tapestries are finished by hand in the united states. The technique used to cr...

19th Century French custom made Hand-Woven Tapestry with pillow insert (included). Tapestry features a beautiful outdoor setting of a woman eating fruit under palm trees in soft tan...

Nice thick tapestry front an olive green-gold velvet back and cotton silk tassel trim . Unusually large at 18 inches square. Presents very well .The Tapestry being rather thick has s...

78621 Antique French Aubusson Pillow, 02'00 x 01'05. Emulating French Romanticism with incredible detail and texture, this handwoven antique Aubusson pillow...

Moroccan wall hanging, hiti with red and gold moorish arches. Moroccan vintage textile in gold and red, could be used both sides. Great Moorish traditional geometric Fez design with arches. Ideal to frame it or to use it as a wall hanging. Hiti (hiti, hayti, from the Arabic hayt, ‘a wall’) is a form of wall hanging found in Morocco and sometimes in other parts of North Africa. Essentially, which is used to decorate the walls behind the divans that line meeting halls (majlis) on ceremonial occasions, especially weddings. A hiti is normally composed of a series of panels, each with a design in the shape of an arch (qus). Above the arches there is a band with one or two rows of geometric patterns reminiscent of a balustrade. Hence the production of these costly hitis was allegedly supervised by the local guild of leather workers...