Silk
Mammen Silk
Mammen silk reconstruction.
From the iconic Mammen grave, Denmark.
Dated to the second half of Xth century.
Suitable for X-XIth century reconstructions.
Byzantine silk.
Pattern reproduction:
105 cm width material
2,6 cm pattern repeat
40 patterns in a row
100%silk
120 GSM
Dark Green Taffeta Silk
Monochrome silk
100% silk
Material width: 139 cm
Weight: 70g/square metre
Olive Green Monochrome Taffeta Silk
Monochrome silk
100% silk
Material width: 139 cm
Purple Taffeta Silk
Monochrome silk
100% silk
Material width: 139 cm
Weight: 70g/square metre
Green Monochrome Taffeta Silk
Monochrome silk
100% silk
Material width: 113 cm
Weight: 50g/square meter
Light Rose Gold Taffeta Silk
Monochrome silk
100% silk
Material width: 139 cm
Weight: 50g/square metre
Odense Birds Silk
Period: IX-XIth century
Horizontal pattern repeat: 10.5 cm
Vertical pattern repeat: 8 cm
Material width: 105 cm
10 patterns is a row
Vertical pattern repeat: 8 cm
13 row of figures = 104 cm
100% silk
possible Central Asian silk
135 GSM
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Red Senmurv Silk
Period: VIII-Xth century
Medallion diameter: 21 cm
Material width: 105 cm
5 patterns is a row
Vertical pattern repeat: 21 cm
5 row of medallions = 105 cm
100% silk
Redish Oseberg Hunters
Byzantine silk with Bahram Gur hunter scene.
Period: VIII-IXth century
Pattern repeat: 18 cm
Material width: 75 cm (with1+1 cm white borders)
4 patterns is a row
Vertical pattern repeat: 18.5 cm
6 row of pattern = 111 cm
Warp: silk
Weft: rayon
Red Oseberg Hunters
Byzantine silk with hunter scene.
Period: VIII-Xth century
Material width: 105 cm
5 patterns is a row
Horizontal pattern repeat: 21 cm
Vertical pattern repeat: 21 cm
5 row of medallions = 105 cm
100% silk
170 GSM
Red 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
Red Astana#12
Period: VII-VIIIth century
Medallion diameter: 20 cm
1 medallion in a row
Width of the material: 30 cm
Vertical pattern repeat: 25.5 cm
4 row of the pattern = 102 cm
Material: silk and lurex