Silk

Period: VII-VIIIth century
Medallion diameter: 10 cm
2 medallions in a row
Width of the material: 30 cm
Material: silk and lurex

Period: VII-VIIIth century
Medallion diameter: 9 cm
3 medallions in a row
Width of the material: 30 cm
Material: silk and lurex

Period: VII-VIIIth century
Medallion diameter: 4,5 cm
6 medallions in a row
Width of the material: 30 cm
Material: silk and lurex

Period: VII-VIIIth century
Medallion diameter: 13.5 cm
2 medallions in a row
Width of the material: 30 cm
100% silk

Period: VII-VIIIth century
Medallion diameter: 7 cm
5 medallions in a row
Width of the material: 32 cm
100% 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
95 GSM

Width of the material: 33 cm
100% silk

Period: VII-VIIIth century
Medallion diameter: 5.5 cm
5 medallions in a row
Width of the material: 30 cm
Material: silk, and lurex (golden threads)

Pattern is usable for VII-VIIIth century reconstructions

Width of the material: 105 cm
Horizontal pattern repeat: 21 cm
Vertical pattern repeat: 24.5 cm
Medallion diameter: 21 cm
100% silk

The current pattern isn't a replica of an extant silk.

Medallion diameter: 5 cm
5 medallions in a row
Width of the material: 30.5 cm
100% silk

Usable for VIII-Xth century reconstructions

Width: 105 cm
Weight: ___GSM
Medallion diameter: 5.25 cm
20 medallions in a row
100% silk

Both sides of the textile are usable

The pictures don't reflect the true colors. The real colors of the patterns are dark chocolate brown and silverish beige

Byzantine silk with Bahram Gur hunter scene.

Period: IX-Xth century
Medallion diameter: 17 cm
4 medallions in a row
Material width: 75 cm (with 1+1 cm borders)
Warp: silk
Weft: rayon