Textile Pattern Gallery
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overdose-art:Textiles by William Morris
French textiles - 1863 - via Internet Archive
Unknown, Japanese Kimono Pattern Design
Tunic with checkerboard pattern and stepped yokeInka (Inca) ca. 1476-1534Camelid fiber, interlocked
sosuperawesome:Suter Design Co on InstagramPunch Needle Embroidery Patterns on EtsySee our #Etsy or
Digital illustration- Zadie Smith, 2017katerockett.cominsta- @katrockett
lynncinnamon: Old Pattern book of Japanese textiles at the Ashmolean Museum
Blue Silk Brocade Bodice, 1750-1770 French blue faille ground, patterns of ivory lace & garden f
Spring is in the air and these new fabrics from Prestigious Textiles are perfect for pulling a new s
Designer Michelle Nussbaumer’s getaway in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico | Architectural Digest · Dou
Antique traditional tribal textiles, uzbek Suzani, 1920s, Central Asia. Silk hand embroidery on silk
Designer Michelle Nussbaumer’s getaway in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico | Architectural Digest · Dou
Antique collection of Suzani textiles, traditional decorative uzbek tapestries, early 20th century,
The old master with his work, traditional uzbek block printed textiles., Central Asia. #uzbek #block
House of Balenciaga (French; founded 1937) Designer: Cristóbal Balenciaga (Spanish; 1895–1972)Evenin
Designer Michelle Nussbaumer’s getaway in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico | Architectural Digest · Dou
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Designer Michelle Nussbaumer’s getaway in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico | Architectural Digest · Dou
A girl in Carpetland, Iran.
The Yorùbá masquerade dance costume on view in One: Egúngún is comp
The thousands of textiles currently housed at the Brooklyn Museum are prime examples of the vast glo
The Secret ForestThis is by far the most complex pattern I’ve attempted and it’s
See these amazing sequins? They are made from gelatin, from the beginning of the 19th century. From
Waistcoat and trouser design inspired by the Mexican day of the dead.
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