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1800–1900 · Nîmes
One of one · Early 1900s · Uzbekistan
made from heavy herringbone-weave hemp for durability
The pattern is soft from time
Circa early 1800's European grain sacks were handwoven on narrow looms using fibers produced on family farms
Crewelwork Jacket - S sesami-service 1800–1900 · NîmesOne of one c. 18001900 Europe Provenance Cut from a 19th century crewelwork curtain panel, backed in satin and made to hang at a window of some consequence. Crewelwork embroidery worked in wool thread on a woven ground has its roots in the printed cottons arriving into Europe from India in the 17th century. European weavers, unable to replicate the fluid botanical patterns of Indian chintz by printing, began stitching them by hand instead. What
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