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
100% silk
possible Central Asian silk
135 GSM

The colors displayed on the pictures aren't exactly reflecting the reality

Period: X-XIIIth century
Pattern repeat: 21 cm
Medallion diameter 13.5 cm
Material width: 105 cm
5 patterns is a row
105 GSM
100% silk

Byzantine silk with figural roots of the Persian tradition
Both sides of the material are usable

 

Byzantine silk with hunter scene.

Period: VIII-Xth century
Pattern repeat: 21 cm
Material width: 105 cm
5 patterns is a row
100% silk
170 GSM

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

Period: VII-VIIIth century
Medallion diameter: 4.5 cm
6 medallions in a row
Width of the material: 29.5 cm
100% silk

Period: VII-VIIIth century
Medallion diameter: 6.5 cm
4 medallions in a row
Width of the material: 29.5 cm
100% silk

Period: VII-VIIIth century
Medallion diameter: 8.5 cm
3 medallions in a row
Width of the material: 30 cm
100% silk

Period: VII-VIIIth century
Medallion diameter: 5 cm
4 medallions in a row
Width of the material: 30 cm
100% silk

Period: VII-VIIIth century
Medallion diameter: 5 cm
5 medallions in a row
Width of the material: 29 cm
100% silk

Period: VII-VIIIth century
Medallion diameter: 4.5 cm
6 medallions in a row
Width of the material: 33 cm
100% silk

Pattern is usable for VII-VIIIth century reconstructions

Width of the material: 105 cm
Pattern repeat: 21 cm
Medallion diameter: 21 cm
100% silk

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

Medallion diameter: 28 cm
1 medallion in a row
Width of the material: 33 cm
100% silk