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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...

This is a dazzling colorful large, 24 x 24 inch pillow or cushion cover ( or wall hanging) all hand-worked from fabric strips of vintage sari's and other coverings in the traditional...

This fine antique rug wool Jajim is a flat-woven Kilim, coverlet or Jajim. It features a versatile pattern with varying width stripes in beautiful beige, red, brown and blue accents. The colour palette and design in this elegant piece make it the perfect choice for classic and contemporary home styles. Easily pair this piece with your modern or antique furniture for an instant lift. Woven with fine, organic wool and cotton have been dyed with organic techniques used for generations due to their vivid colour production and durability. Our team source only the finest interior accessories, with years of experience, let our team help you find the perfect accent pieces for your home interior. Our inventory includes a range of modern rugs, vintage rugs and antique rugs. With a huge range of colours and sizes available now. Antique rugs Caucasian Kilim rug Jajim traditional wool striped carpet...

A practical variation on the flat-weave Kilim, this Caucasian coverlet, or jajim, features a bold, inherently versatile pattern of multi-width stripes perfectly suited for Mid-Centur...

Orange, red and black make up the simple geometric stripe design in this Jajim, woven by hand in Azerbaijan. The traditional stripe design and the simple color palette in this piece ...

Orange, red and black make up the simple geometric striped rug design in this Jajim, woven by hand in Azerbaijan. The traditional stripe design and the simple color palette make it s...

Orange, red, brown and cream make up the elegant striped rug, a geometric pattern woven in this elegant Jajim. Woven by hand with intricacy this textile is sure to make the perfect a...

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...

This elegant handwoven textile features a fantastic stripe geometric design. Cream, blue, and orange make up the main colours in this wool Jajim, woven to perfection making it the pe...

Rust-orange, brown, red and ivory make up the main colors in this elegant wool Jajim. Wove by hand with a stripe geometric design. Both the color and pattern make this piece easy to ...

These pillows or cushions are made from two complete borders of a 17th century verdure tapestry so they are in aesthetic harmony. They depict profuse floral sprays and each cushion h...

This opulent gold thread and silk cloth has a repeating design of octagonal and square panels enclosing confronting phoenix and flowerheads on a densely patterned geometric ground. The bolt is wrapped in brown paper secured with ‘Tate and Lyle Ltd Granulated Sugar’ tape and inscribed ‘Navy and Gold Chinese material brought back by Ad. Robert Coote‘. Chinese, circa 1880. Provenance: Admiral Robert Coote and thence by descent. Admiral Robert Coote CB (1820 – 1898) was born in Geneva and educated at Eton College. He enlisted in the Royal Navy in 1833 and served on Royal Yachts Royal George and Victoria and Albert. By 1851 he was Commander of Volcano, West Africa Squadron. He served on Victory (1860), Gibraltar ( 1864) and Arethusa (1867) as Captain. Between 1874-1878 he was Commander-in-Chief, Queenstown and his final rank was Commander-in-Chief, China Station. He retired in 1885. The China Station, established in 1865, had bases in Singapore, Hong Kong and Wei Hai, and was responsible for overseeing the coast of China and its navigable rivers, the western part of the Pacific Ocean and the waters surrounding the Dutch West Indies. During his time at the China Station, Admiral Coote amassed a considerable collection of Chinese works of art which he sent back to his wife Lucy, daughter of the Arctic explorer Admiral Sir William Parry...

A Vintage woven Ikat cloth made using hand spun natural dyed cotton yarn on the island of Timor in Indonesia. Comprising of 2 panels sewn together to form a larger cloth a technique often used in older...