Dyed Tapestries

This beautiful Soumak horse blanket from Northwest Persia is a captivating example of tribal weaving—where artistry, utility, and cultural storytelling converge. Woven over a century...

Curtain fabric made by N. V. Stoomweverij Nijverheid Enschede, Holland [NV Steam Weaving] in green with the Fab Four in various poses, singularly and as a group with song titles, as ...

Museum Quality West African Indigo Textile. From Dahomey (Benin), Circa 1925. The same piece is in the permanent collection of Musée de l'Homme in Paris. There has been a lot...

Woman’s Head Wrapper, Assaba Berber people, Matmata, Dahar Mountains, Tunisia 1900-1950 Wool, natural dyes , Sprang technique, shaped resist dyeing 69 x 15 inches 175 x 38 A very l...

Offered by Andres Moraga. Wedding blanket or tent hanging, "Arkilla Jenngo" Woven by Fulani weavers for a Tuareg noble family Inland Delta Region, Nige...

This captivating hand-woven mohair tapestry, titled “Reflection in Pond,” is a stunning example of traditional tribal art from the Kingdom of Lesotho, Africa. Crafted from fine, handspun mohair wool and dyed using natural vegetable-based pigments, the piece features a serene scene of an antelope gazing at its reflection in a still pond. Rich in texture and narrative, the tapestry reflects the refined skill and storytelling heritage of African weavers. A hand-stitched sleeve is sewn into the back for easy wall display with a tapestry rod. This textile artwork offers a sophisticated and meaningful accent for interior designers, collectors, and decorators seeking authentic African craftsmanship. Dimensions: 31” x 33” Date of Manufacture: 3rd Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Kingdom of Lesotho, Africa Material: Wool, Mohair on Linen Condition: Excellent The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU: 2206 African mohair tapestry, Lesotho tribal textile, handwoven African wall art, vintage African weaving, antelope tapestry art, African animal textile, mohair wall hanging, African storytelling art, natural dye tapestry, artisan African decor, reflection tapestry, traditional African weaving, wall art from Africa, collectible African textile, handspun mohair tapestry, African Village Tapestry, Tapestries from Africa, African Folk Art, Art of Africa, African Weavings, Vintage Handwoven Tapestries, African Tapestries, African Folk Art, African Weaving Art, Large Wall Tapestry, Handwoven Tapestry, Modernist Tapestry, Mid Century Wall Tapestry...

Museum quality West African indigo textile. From Dahomey (Benin), circa 1925. The same piece is in the permanent collection of Musée de l'Homme in Paris. There has been a lot ...

Made in 2013 by Naomi Clark Wool blanket with dye, paint and appliqué Naomi Clark’s Quilt Paintings are made from vintage camp blankets culled f...

French 19th century large Aubusson rug from the Napoleon III period. This Aubusson is handwoven and has a beautiful color range, consisting of a cla...

Beautiful dancing scene French-style tapestry was handmade in China and features five figures dancing in what looks like the forest of a castle. Muted greens, browns and yellows have been used to weave this realistic Tapestry. This high-quality Vintage tapestry is perfect for both modern and traditional interiors suitable for use as a kitchen rug, bedroom rug or living room rug. Lighten any room you introduce it too. Handwoven with the finest handspun cotton and wool, dyed using organic vegetable dyes, in 1970. Vintage tapestry rug...

A striking Indonesian silk kain lawon with a central diamond pattern, Sumatra, Indonesia, late 19th or early 20th century. The ceremonial shawl, call...

Dating to the mid-20th century, this vintage Japanese textile is a folk example of traditional stencil dyed fabric, known as katazome. Richly...

Dating to the mid-20th century, this vintage Japanese textile is a folk example of traditional stencil dyed fabric, known as katazome. Richly...

Beautiful and very rare Uzbek Double Kilim Saddlebags from the early 20th century. The bag faces have geometric designs in indigo blue, brown, rust red and pale yellow similar to th...

This vintage Kurdish saddle blanket from early 20th-century Persia is a striking example of tribal weaving artistry, featuring an intricate allover paisley pattern—a symbol of fertil...

A 19th century Persian Baluch tribal soumak double saddlebag. The front of the bag has a beautiful geometric design in a green/blue color set on a yellow background. The variation in color in the green/blue design is very beautiful. The Baluch double saddlebags have a flatwoven kilim in a rich brown and rust red color. This complete saddlebag is also known as “khorjin” in Persian, or a double bag set. These bags are renowned for their beautiful colors and design which is the result of using fine wool for both pile and the foundation of the rugs and the use of organic vegetable dyes. One usually sees only one of the panels but this piece has both side panels and the banded design kilim which forms the back of the bag. The saddlebags were used by tribes to move their household items from one location to another from their seasonal moves. Dimensions: 1’ 7” x 2’ 7” Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1800s Place of Origin: SE Persia Material: Wool on a wool foundation with organic vegetable dyes Condition: Wear consistent with age and use The Persian Knot, SKU: 1879 Baluch Tribal Rugs, Antique Tribal Weaving, Antique Wall Textiles...

Made in 2013 by Naomi Clark Wool blanket with dye, paint and appliqué Naomi Clark’s Quilt Paintings are made from vintage camp blankets culled f...

"Creation of the Magic Light" is a tapestry composed of four separate parts by Amsterdam-based Swedish artist Alfhild Külper in a pixelated combination of periwinkle, peach, blue, a...