Asian Textiles

A Japanese needlework of an eagle, worked in gold, silver and grey silks on a dark ground with the large bird perched on a pine branch watching a s...

COLOUR: Red with red fringe FRONT MATERIAL: 76% Viscose, 11% Polyester, 13% Cotton Jacquard woven fabric BACK MATERIAL: Chenille FILLER: Feather STOCK SIZE: 60cm x 60cm (approx) ORIGIN: Fabric produced in Turkey, cushions made in the UK Here at Knots we have worked long and hard over the course of two years, working with mills, refining techniques, all in order to achieve the attention to detail that reflects the quality and the beauty seen in our original 17th Century rug...

COLOUR: Blue With Blue Tassels FRONT MATERIAL: 50% Viscose, 34% Polyester, 16% Cotton Jacquard woven fabric BACK MATERIAL: Chenille FILLER: Feather STOCK SIZE: 35cm x 60cm (approx) ...

This set of two hand-embroidered linen napkins from SoShiro’s Ainu collection, a collaboration between award-winning artist Toru Kaizawa and Shiro Muchiri, is made with the softest linen and features playful pockets for a creative place setting of cutlery. These highly ornate and decorative napkins enrich any table setting. The Blakiston’s fish owl...

This hand-embroidered linen apron from SoShiro’s Ainu collection, a collaboration between award-winning artist Toru Kaizawa and Shiro Muchiri, took design cues from leading chefs, resulting in the addition of clever loops and pockets. The apron, partly inspired by the structure of a kimono, is made of absorbent linen, with a 400-gram-per-square-meter thread count. The Blakiston’s fish owl eyes motif was designed by celebrated Ainu artist Mamoru Kaizawa. It is hand embroidered using 100% silk, and its placement is reminiscent of a kimono obi...

Nr. 251, very interesting cicim rug or tissue for different uses: being soft, it may be used to line armchairs or large cushions, besides also stairs steps, ...

A delicate and decorative pair of baby shoes, hand crafted with embroidered silk and paper, often worn to celebrate the Chinese New Year. 19th century in age, we age related losses ...

A Chinese silk hat from the late Qing period, displayed on a purpose made antique style ebonised wig stand. These head dressers traditionally worn by children and often displayed ...