Textile Fragment

Around one hundred Coptic textiles and fragments were displayed at the Palais du Costume.

This vintage Swedish flat-weave fragment rug, handwoven in the mid-20th century, is a delightful example of Scandinavian textile artistry and innovation.

Whether displayed as a standalone piece or incorporated into a larger collection of Anatolian textiles, this Antique Anatolian Karapinar fragment kilim serves as a tangible link to t...

Whether displayed as a standalone piece or incorporated into a larger collection of Anatolian textiles, this Antique Anatolian Sivrihisar fragment kilim serves as a tangible link to ...

[Size] 40cm x 120cm x 5cm [Materials] antique silk, golden leaf on wood [Edition] 1/3 [Story behind the work] Snow in Moonlight is part of ikasu’s geometric textile art series, cr...

Whether displayed as a wall hanging, draped across a grand piano, or preserved as a collectible treasure, it offers an elite experience — a chance to possess not only a textile but a...

Antique 1880s Donegal Rug Fragment by C.F.A. Voysey Size: 3'0" × 3'7" (91 × 109 cm) This exquisite 1880s Donegal rug fragment is a rare and evocative textile artwork from the celebra...

Through this transformation, fragments of historical textiles become a new atmospheric scene - a suspended moment between sky and earth.

Pair of 17th century Italian wood angel heads and original textile foliage with sun-ray fragments mounted on antique mercury glass mirrors.  

Impeccably styled and made by Fragments Identity in sunny California! Note: Other colors available.

Impeccably custom created by Fragments Identity in California. One-of-a-Kind!

Handwoven in wool and cotton and originating circa 1950–1960, this 6x8 vintage Turkish patchwork rug is a refined example of mid-century textile craftsmanship composed of carefully a...

Dating to circa 1950–1960, this piece represents a thoughtful approach to textile reuse, where fragments of older weavings are carefully assembled into a cohesive and collectible des...

An Antique Turkish Patchwork Kilim is a unique handwoven textile created by joining together fragments of older Anatolian kilims, each piece carrying its own history, symbolism, and ...

Each geometric plane maintains crisp definition while subtle gradations within color fields create atmospheric depth that suggests painted canvas translated into textile medium. Th...

Each geometric plane maintains crisp definition while subtle gradations within color fields create atmospheric depth that suggests painted canvas translated into textile medium. Th...

It’s not just a floor covering, but a living fragment of Anatolian textile heritage. This exquisite antique rug, sourced from Doris Leslie Blau, showcases a rare blend of history an...

Exceptional antique hand embroidery fragments of Suzani textile, with circle of life round motif , professionally mounted on four hand painted wood shadow boxes to make beautiful ver...

Exceptional antique hand embroidery fragments of Suzani textile, with circle of life round motif , professionally mounted on four hand painted wood shadow boxes to make beautiful ver...

More than a rug, this item is a collectible work of textile art—a living fragment of cultural history that elevates both modern and traditional interiors with soul, sophistication, a...

The main border shows a distinctly Chinese pattern of ecru cartouches enclosing garden flowers, Alternating with fragments of a textile pattern. Medium weave. Good condition.

Hand knotted in wool and originating from Turkey circa 1880-1890, this 3x5 antique rug hails from the Ghiordes region of former Anatolia—renowned among classic and traditional rug fa...

This pillow is more than a textile—it is a fragment of rural Turkish heritage.

This Turkish kilim is not just a textile; it is a timeless fragment of Anatolian history, an heirloom of quiet strength and resilience.

We carefully trimmed a fragment of the border on one size, and moved the fabric to the opposing side, so that the binding could be applied and not interfere with the lettering.

To own this exquisite work of art is to claim a fragment of textile history—an object of prestige woven not only to serve a space, but to elevate it.

To own such a creation is to possess a rare fragment of global textile heritage, tailored for today’s most discerning interiors.

This Turkish kilim is more than a mere textile; it is a lyrical fragment of history, an heirloom piece that invites reflection and reverence.

To acquire one is to possess not only a textile, but a fragment of Moroccan heritage imbued with meaning, scarcity, and unparalleled artistry.