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Anni Albers, Wall hangings, 1924-1926

sosuperawesome:Pumpkin and Forest DragonsAlena Bobrova on Etsy

Elenhank Designers, Inc., Ebb Tide (Pattern), 1971Linen And Silk Blend; Plain Weave, Screen Printed

Metal-thread embroidered cover (Ottoman Empire)

yorkeantiquetextiles:Detail of a silk kimono panel. 1920-1930, Japan. Yorke Antique Textiles

Navajo rug from Ganado, Arizona.  Artist unknown; ca. 1910.  Now in the Honolulu Museum of Art.

TEXTILES PRINT made by dipping broken electronic stuffs in black ink then pressing them onto paper.

TEXTILES DESIGN using BLACK linen and poplin fabric wrapped around a rusted metal pole in my garden.

TEXTILES PRINT made by dipping battery in black ink then rolling them randomly onto paper _ REGENERA

TEXTILES DESIGN using WHITE linen and poplin fabric wrapped around a rusted metal pole in my garden.

TEXTILES PRINT made by dipping battery in black ink then rolling them vertically onto paper _ REGENE

TEXTILES PRINT made by dipping broken electronic stuffs in black ink then pressing them onto paper.

TEXTILES PRINT made by dipping battery in black ink then rolling them horizontally onto paper _ REGE

TEXTILES PRINT made by dipping broken electronic stuffs in black ink then pressing them onto paper.

pressworksonpaperblog:andrea branzi, “metropolitan couple”, tapestry, 1977. from “the hot house: ita

lionfloss:Rugs by Alexandra Kehayoglou

nemfrog:Designs of Kyoto : a collection of designs for silk and cotton textiles. 1906.Internet Archi

Annie Lee Larson  creator of ALL knitwear based in Brookyln, NY USA.Annie was born in 1983 (Seoul) a

Alice Stearns, Shaker Rug c. 1936

nothingisconstant:“Visiting Cuzco: Peruvian Embroideries & Textiles” by Maira Jimena

Tunic with checkerboard pattern and stepped yokeInka (Inca) ca. 1476-1534Camelid fiber, interlocked

thisiscaucasian:Kaitags are a rare form of embroidery from Kaitag, a Dargin inhabited region of Dage

arthistoryminor:Blue Wallpapers & Textiles // William Morris // Mid-19th Century

cafeinevitable:A Murder of Crows by Yumiko Higuchihand embroidery on linen

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