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Late 19th Century Shirvan - 3'7 x 4'9
Shirvan rugs from the 19th century are celebrated for their bold geometry and luminous color, and this example is no exception. Set against a sought after glowing ivory field, its finely drawn floral lattice and serrated mihrab create a design that feels both crisp and remarkably elegant.
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Vintage Aït Ouaouzguite (Taznakht) Rug - 5’ x 8'
Handwoven by Amazigh weavers of the Aït Ouaouzguite tribe in Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains, this vintage rug is distinguished by its fine weave, bold geometric design, brilliant saffron yellow, and expansive fields of luminous ocean blue that lend the composition a striking sense of clarity and modernity. Rich dyes, subtle abrash, and crisp drawing showcase one of Morocco’s most celebrated weaving traditions.
Chakla Appliqué Textiles
Chakla are square appliqué textiles from a broad region stretching from Gujarat and Rajasthan in India to Multan in present-day Pakistan. Used as wall hangings, table cloths, or ceremonial textiles, chaklas are also part of a young woman's dowry in communities like the Banjara and displayed during wedding celebrations. Beyond decoration, chaklas are part of community life, marking both festive occasions and everyday traditions.
Lin Qiqing is a New York-based textile artist and former award-winning journalist. She tell stories of migration, memory, and identity through figurative weaving made with hand-spun paper yarn, natural fibers and paper-fabric collage.
Qiqing answered a few questions about her process and the unique materiality of her work.
Read the interview here!