Silk
Harpies and Lions Silk
Period: XI-XIIth century
Medallion diameter: 21 cm
5 medallions in a row
Material width: 105 cm
100% silk
Blue Cintamani Silk
Cintamani silk reconstruction.
Three dots forming a triangular shape, triangular shapes are forming diamond like pattern.
An extremely popular material during the Early, High and Late Medieval periods.
The pattern is usable for V-XVIIth century reconstructions, because of relevant parallels.
Width of the material: 105 cm
Pattern repeat: 10,5 cm
100% silk
Blue Peacock Silk
Period: VI-VIIth century
Medallion diameter: 3.8 cm
Material width: 75 cm (with 1-1 cm white borders)
8 patterns is a row
Wrap: silk
Weft: rayon
Black Astana
Period: VII-VIIIth century
Medallion diameter: 5 cm
5 medallions in a row
Width of the material: 30 cm
100% silk
Blue Diamond Silk
Diamond silk
100% silk
Width of the material: 100 cm
Pattern repeat: 1.5 cm
Green Diamond Silk
Diamond silk
100% silk
Width of the material: 100 cm
Pattern repeat: 1.5 cm
Golden Yellow Diamond Silk
Diamond silk
100% silk
Width of the material: 100 cm
Size of diamonds: 2×3 cm
Pattern repeat: 2 cm
Red Diamond Silk
Diamond silk
100% silk
Width of the material: 100 cm
Pattern repeat: 1.5 cm
Yellow Diamond Silk
Diamond silk
100% silk
Width of the material: 100 cm
Size of diamonds: 2×3 cm
Pattern repeat: 2 cm
Early Senmurv Silk (65x105 cm piece)
Pattern is usable for VII-VIIIth century reconstructions
Width of the material: 105 cm
Pattern repeat: 21 cm
100% silk
Floral Silk
Chinese silk
Period: IX-Xth century
Pattern repeat: 10.5 cm
Medallion diameter: 9 cm
Material width: 105 cm
100% silk
Geometric Silk
Pattern is usable for VIII-Xth century reconstructions
Both sides of the fabric are usable and look nice
105 cm wide material
21 cm pattern repeat
100% silk