Warp And Weft

nr. 1018 - Simple warp and weft processing on a manual loom: very simple, almost primitive. Now

Antique Dark Blue Afghan Baluch Prayer Rug, 19th Century Silk warp and weft. Additional

retreat into the pale tan ground. Main border of tilted skinny bars and rosettes, on cream. Cotton warp

warp and weft ikat patterning.

-knotted in 100 % wool, with cotton warps and wefts. A Pak Bokhara rug is a rug made in Pakistan using a

four-selvaged weaving: leftover warp and weft yarns from the past 65 years, including handspun and

, including warp and weft, typical of nomad manufacturing, where cotton is scarce and expensive.

is handwoven by skilled artisans interlocking the warp and weft threads on a loom. Our flatweaves are

nr. 1244 - It's a rare specimen: all hand embroidered on a warp and weft base, made on a manual

rectangular shapes and then handcut and sewn to stop warp and weft.          

8'3'' Older Caucasian antique tribal carpets are all wool not only the knotted pile, but the warp

border of reflected curly hooked pairs. Cotton warp and weft. Moderately woven. As new condition

traditional tile pattern amid a green background. Created using hand-spun wool, a cotton warp and weft, and

- cotton warp and weft with knotted continuous cotton fringe - unsigned - mid 20th century. Good vintage

outermost triangle frame. Wool warp and weft. One hole needs work. Fairly good condition.

plain weave (equal warps and wefts) ground with an added (supplementary) weft pattern. The wefts are

back to 1950-1970, this rug is made of all wool with a cotton warp and weft. The design is modern, yet

cotton warps and wefts are most common. They usually come with spacious and formal motifs making them

asymmetric knot. The foundation on the antiques is mostly wool but on 20th century rugs cotton warps and

century. Materials: Wool pile, wool warp and weft. Condition: Excellent. The special significant of

room. The wool pile and cotton warp and weft make it extremely durable, while the special knotting

nr. 313 - These rare facades of saddlebags were made on a loom with a warp and weft basis; they are

mostly wool but on 20th century rugs cotton warps and wefts are most common. Knot counts are fine

century. Materials: Wool pile, wool warp and weft. Condition: Excellent. Ushak rugs have been in

: Wool pile, wool warp and weft. Condition: Very good-minor restorations. Oushak rugs have been in

materials such as madder, indigo, and saffron. The wool or silk is then hand-knotted onto a cotton warp and

of a plain weave (equal warps and wefts) ground with an added (supplementary) weft pattern. The wefts

of a plain weave (equal warps and wefts) ground with an added (supplementary) weft pattern. The wefts

of a plain weave (equal warps and wefts) ground with an added (supplementary) weft pattern. The wefts

of a plain weave (equal warps and wefts) ground with an added (supplementary) weft pattern. The wefts

and feel. This rug is 100% hand made on a vertical loom and the warp and weft foundations are made

plush, hand-knotted wool Lorestan weave, and a cotton warp and weft foundation. Like most traditional

individual artist weaver for personal use and not the market. It has a wool warp and weft with neutral brown

. their basic structure is a plain weave which results when warp and weft elements are interlaced on a

wool pile and cotton warp and weft. The production style of this kilim is handmade loom woven- making

wool, warp and weft in cotton. Thickness: 10 mm. Hand knotted in Tibet circa 1960 with a striped

, cream, taupe, black, and blue wool onto a cotton warp and weft foundation. The carpet's design features

cover displays a large, graphically compelling lattice design created by warp and weft resist ikat

luxurious pile consists of hand-spun wool, hand-knotted onto a cotton warp and weft foundation. The

characteristic of the Qashqai tribe. Made from high-quality wool and made on wool warp and weft, this rug

This white Samarkand Khotan carpet consists of a cotton warp and weft, hand-knotted pure wool pile

is a plain weave which results when warp and weft elements are interlaced on a loom. This rare

gothic in character. Farahan carpets came to prominence in the 18th century. The foundation, warp and

strength and softness, to create the pile of these rugs. Cotton is used for the warp and weft, providing a

a plain weave which results when warp and weft elements are interlaced on a loom. When weft elements

cream wool pile hand-knotted onto a cotton warp and weft foundation. The design features subdued

rug is made of wool, used for warp and weft. The fleece has a medium thickness and good softness

This Persian Zelesultan (or "King's Shadow") carpet was created, circa 1900 using a cotton warp and

bold abstract design, hand-knotted onto a cotton warp and weft foundation. The jagged design evokes

alternating with brass details—evoking the intricate weave of warp and weft found in fine textiles. Made from

alternating with brass details—evoking the intricate weave of warp and weft found in fine textiles. Made from

and green atop a red background. Handknotted by skilled artisan weavers in wool on a wool warp and

and pistachio green. The rug exhibits a charmingly distressed surface, revealing the underlying warp

high knot density Persian knot, warp and weft of cotton and the wool for the pile is of high quality

190 cm, is made of wool warp and weft threads, and is dyed with madder. This rug is part of Anatolia's

the wool pile with cotton warp and weft makes it durable and long lasting. The city of Agra is known

This beautiful Kayseri rug is from 1950-1970. The warp and weft of this rug is cotton and the pile