Textile Cultures

This pillow features an exquisite hand-embroidered panel from Uzbekistan, dating to the early 20th century. The front textile is made from pure silk, both in its ground fabric and em...

Most likely originating from the historic Thar Desert cultural region, spanning present-day Sindh (Pakistan) and Gujarat and Rajasthan (India), this vibrant pillow cover embodies the...

A one-of-a-kind pillow cover made from a 19th-century Bukhara suzani—an embroidered textile tradition from Central Asia, renowned for its bold floral motifs and vibrant detailing. Th...

The front of each pillow features a finely embroidered panel from an early 20th-century Ottoman ceremonial towel, hand-crafted in silk with silk and metallic thread embroidery. The d...

Crafted from vintage Laotian Pha Biang shawl fragments, traditionally woven by the Tai Neua community of northern Laos, this pillow cover highlights the intricate artistry of Southea...

This pillow is crafted from a finely worked embroidered panel originating in India, likely from the 19th to early 20th century. The central textile is richly adorned with metallic wi...

This pair of pillow covers is made from Phulkari textiles originating in Punjab, celebrated for their intricate silk floss embroidery traditions. Most likely mid-20th century in age,...

Crafted from antique late 19th-century silk ikat, this pillow radiates intensity through flame-like motifs in crimson, turquoise, violet, and golden yellow. Once part of a robe, the ...

This pillow cover is crafted from a vintage silk brocade textile most likely originating from the Indonesian–Malay world, where ceremonial songket weaving flourished. Woven with meta...

This antique pillow cover is crafted from a late 19th-century Ottoman embroidered textile panel, worked in fine silk and metallic thread. At its center, a stylized architectural comp...

Crafted from antique handwoven wool once used as waistbands in regional women’s attire, this cover offers a rare glimpse into the sartorial traditions of Sivas, an Anatolian region o...

This exceptional hand-embroidered textile is inspired by the rich tradition of Ottoman embroidery from the 16th to 19th centuries, reimagined for the present. Created as a unique cen...

Crafted from 19th-century handwoven wool once used as waistbands in regional women’s attire, these covers offer a rare glimpse into the sartorial traditions of Sivas, an Anatolian re...

Hand-block printed in Uzbekistan during the 19th century, this antique cotton textile features a rhythmic field of stylized boteh motifs in soft madder red and deep walnut tones. The...

This striking pillow cover is crafted from an antique late Ottoman wool textile featuring a central Tughra motif—an imperial calligraphic emblem traditionally used by Ottoman sultans...

A one-of-a-kind pillow cover made from a 19th-century Bukhara suzani—an embroidered textile tradition from Central Asia, renowned for its bold floral motifs and vibrant detailing. Th...

Crafted from antique handwoven wool once used as waistbands in regional women’s attire, these covers offer a rare glimpse into the sartorial traditions of Sivas, an Anatolian region ...

Crafted from 19th-century handwoven wool once used as waistbands in regional women’s attire, these covers offer a rare glimpse into the sartorial traditions of Sivas, an Anatolian re...

Most likely originating from the historic Thar Desert cultural region, spanning present-day Sindh (Pakistan) and Gujarat and Rajasthan (India), this vibrant pillow cover embodies the...

Crafted using late 20th-century hand-embroidered fabric from Shakhrisabz, a Central Asian city celebrated for its masterful needlework, this pillow cover highlights repeating almond-...

Crafted from a blend of antique and contemporary textiles, these pillow covers showcase a striking interplay of heritage and modern simplicity. The red handwoven cotton panel, dating...

Crafted using late 20th-century hand-embroidered fabric from Shakhrisabz, a Central Asian city celebrated for its masterful needlework, this pillow cover highlights repeating almond-...

Crafted from early 20th-century Ottoman embroidered towels, this vibrant pillow pair celebrates the artistry of domestic textile traditions. The embroidery features bold floral motif...

Crafted using late 20th-century hand-embroidered fabric from Shakhrisabz, a Central Asian city celebrated for its masterful needlework, this pillow cover highlights repeating almond-...

This striking pair of pillows is made from a 20th-century embroidered textile, likely of Afghan origin. Delicate motifs in vermilion, saffron, and emerald are stitched in silk across...

Woven in Sivas Province in eastern Turkey during the early 20th century, this pair of pillow covers highlights the refined artistry of Anatolian handweaving. Each piece features anti...

This striking pillow cover is crafted from hand-embroidered Uzbek fabric depicting a graceful female musician cradling a long-necked lute. Woven in fine silk and cotton threads, the ...

Crafted from an early 20th-century Ottoman linen towel, this elegant square pillow pair features fine silk embroidery along the lower edge with stylized floral crest motifs. The crea...

Crafted from antique handwoven wool once used as waistbands in regional women’s attire, these covers offer a rare glimpse into the sartorial traditions of Sivas, an Anatolian region ...

This exceptional hand-embroidered textile is inspired by the rich tradition of Ottoman embroidery from the 16th to 19th centuries, reimagined for the present. Created as a unique cen...

This decorative pillow cover is crafted from a 20th-century embroidered textile originating in Pakistan’s Swat Valley. The front showcases intricate silk embroidery in a bold diamond...

Crafted from 19th–early 20th century handwoven wool textile originating in Anatolia (most likely from the Sivas or Maras regions of Turkey), these pillow covers feature a striking re...

Crafted from a late 19th to early 20th-century embroidered textile believed to originate from Greece or the surrounding Balkan region, this pillow cover features a diamond lattice fi...

This pillow cover is made from a Phulkari textile originating in Punjab, celebrated for its intricate silk floss embroidery traditions. Most likely mid-20th century in age, the piece...

The pillow pair is crafted from a vintage Indonesian textile, most likely originating from the Lampung region of southern Sumatra. Traditionally worn as ceremonial skirts by women of...

This striking pillow pair is crafted from handwoven vintage silk textile originating in Turkmenistan. The bold red ground is accented with golden yellow stripes, evoking warmth and h...

Crafted from an early 20th-century Anatolian textile, most likely originating from the Sivas region of Turkey, this striking pillow pair embodies the richness of regional weaving tra...

The textile panel is intricately handwoven in silk and cotton using a discontinuous supplementary-weft technique, displaying fine geometric motifs in jewel tones on an indigo ground....

The pillow is crafted from a vintage Indonesian textile, most likely originating from the Lampung region of southern Sumatra. Traditionally worn as ceremonial skirts by women of high...

Crafted from 19th–early 20th century handwoven Anatolian wool, most likely from the Sivas or Maraş regions of Turkey, these pillow covers feature a rich red and navy striped pattern ...

Crafted using late 20th-century hand-embroidered fabric from Shakhrisabz, a Central Asian city celebrated for its masterful needlework, these pillow covers highlight repeating almond...

Crafted from 19th–early 20th century handwoven wool textile originating in Anatolia (most likely from the Sivas or Maras regions of Turkey), these pillow covers feature a striking re...