Textiles and rugs
Patterned fabrics, weavings, ryas and rugs.
A pattern must repeat without visible joins and work both close up and at a distance. Textiles have gone from the loom at home to the printing works – and back to craft.
- Rya
- Strawberry Thief
- Toile de Jouy
- Rölakan
- Paisley shawl
- Rug by Märta Måås-Fjetterström
- Coptic textile
- Bayeux Tapestry
- Överhogdal tapestries
- Syon Cope
- The Hunt of the Unicorn
- The Lady and the Unicorn
- Ardabil Carpet
- Ottoman sultan’s kaftan
- History of the King, Gobelins
- Indian chintz
- Brussels lace
- Alençon lace
- Spitalfields silk by Anna Maria Garthwaite
- Lyon silk by Philippe de Lasalle
- Sampler
- Woven portrait of Jacquard
- Wandle
- Woodpecker tapestry
- Woven textile by C. F. A. Voysey
- Furnishing fabric by Koloman Moser
- Liekki, the Flame ryijy
- Weaving by Karin Larsson
- Printed velvet by Mariano Fortuny
- Silk fabric by Raoul Dufy
- Vegetable Tree
- Unikko
- Wall hanging by Gunta Stölzl
- Calyx
- Linjespel
- Manufacture des Gobelins
- Ekelunds Linneväveri
- Georg Jensen Damask
- Manufacture Oberkampf
- Morris & Co.
- Handarbetets Vänner
- Liberty
- Kasthall
- Rubelli
- AB Märta Måås-Fjetterström
- Pierre Frey
- NK:s Textilkammare
- Marimekko
- Kvadrat
- 10-gruppen