Textile Patterns

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Sporting one of my #floralpatterns . #textiledesign #patterns #patternobserver #masks www.i

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Incredible and gorgeous 17th century Ottoman tent from the Dresden State Art Collections.

knithacker:Beautiful Crochet Pillow Patterns, Designed By Trista Nichole of While They Dream:  https

The new #BKMAfricanArt installation Double Take: African Innovations invites a closer look of more t

Carolyn Schnurer (American; 1908–1998)}Dress. Cotton, 1950; Dress. Silk, 1950; Dress. Cotton, 1951; 

overdose-art:Textiles by William Morris 

sosuperawesome:Suter Design Co on InstagramPunch Needle Embroidery Patterns on EtsySee our #Etsy or

Digital illustration- Zadie Smith, 2017katerockett.cominsta- @katrockett

Blue Silk Brocade Bodice, 1750-1770 French blue faille ground, patterns of ivory lace & garden f

Antique traditional tribal textiles, uzbek Suzani, 1920s, Central Asia. Silk hand embroidery on silk

House of Balenciaga (French; founded 1937) Designer: Cristóbal Balenciaga (Spanish; 1895–1972)Evenin

A girl in Carpetland, Iran.

The thousands of textiles currently housed at the Brooklyn Museum are prime examples of the vast glo

Edward Steichen (American, born Luxembourg; 1879–1973)(above)Americana Print: Carpet TacksPrin

Blue Silk Brocade Bodice, 1750-1770 French blue faille ground, patterns of ivory lace & gard

Ikat. Patterns from Indonesia, Malaysia and India Pepin Van RoojenThe Pepin Press, Amsterdam 2004,

Alternative colour way- dashes of colour by thursdayschild79

Triangular Snowwash by thursdayschild79

The Ottoman Room from Luxor’s Al Moudira Hotel. The name means ‘the lady boss’ in

A girl in Carpetland, Iran.

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