Inspired by antique rugs from Anatolia, this high-quality handwoven rug is made in Turkey.

Dimensions
265cm x 400cm (104 in. x 157 in.)

・Materials - Wool
・Origin - Turkey
・Condition - New

Inspired by antique rugs from Anatolia, this high-quality handwoven rug is made in Turkey.

Dimensions
280cm x 370cm (110 in. x 146 in.)

・Materials - Wool
・Origin - Turkey
・Condition - New

Inspired by antique rugs from Anatolia, this high-quality handwoven rug is made in Turkey.

Dimensions
121cm x 183cm (48 in. x 72 in.)

・Materials - Wool
・Origin - Turkey
・Condition - New

Inspired by antique rugs from Anatolia, this high-quality handwoven rug is made in Turkey.

Dimensions
121cm x 186cm (48 in. x 73 in.)

・Materials - Wool
・Origin - Turkey
・Condition - New

Inspired by antique rugs from Anatolia, this high-quality handwoven rug is made in Turkey.

Dimensions
116cm x 170cm (46 in. x 67 in.)

・Materials - Wool
・Origin - Turkey
・Condition - New

Inspired by antique rugs from Anatolia, this high-quality handwoven rug is made in Turkey.

Dimensions
183cm x 250cm (72 in. x 98 in.)

・Materials - Wool
・Origin - Turkey
・Condition - New

Inspired by antique rugs from Anatolia, this high-quality handwoven rug is made in Turkey.

Dimensions
176cm x 241cm (69 in. x 95 in.)

・Materials - Wool
・Origin - Turkey
・Condition - New

Inspired by antique rugs from Anatolia, this high-quality handwoven rug is made in Turkey.

Dimensions
175cm x 243cm (69 in. x 96 in.)

・Materials - Wool
・Origin - Turkey
・Condition - New

Width: 38 - 43 cm (15" - 17")

Length: 1 Quantity is 1 meter (1.09 yards)

A single bolt is no more than 10 meters (10.09  yards). Depending on our inventory, the fabric may come in more than one piece.   If you require an entire bolt or would like more than the quantity available, please allow us to verify availability by using “Contact Us”.

The fabric pattern can vary due to the location of where the fabric is cut. The white blur lines sometimes found in the Ikat patterns are a natural result of the hand-dying process.

This fabric is commonly used for home decor such as wall decoration panels, pillows, curtains, lampshades, and apparel. We can also make pillow covers using our ANEMONE Handwoven Ikat Fabric upon request.  For Pillows, please see our ANEMONE Silk Velvet Pillow Cover.

Our ANEMONE Silk Velvet Pillow Cover is made of our ANEMONE Handwoven Silk Velvet Ikat Fabric. Each pillow will be made in our studio in Istanbul after the order. The fabric will be cut to best complement the pattern of the fabric, resulting in slight differences in size.

Height: 35 to 40 cm (14" to 16")

Width: 45 to 53 cm (18" to 22")

The difference in the pillow cover size above is due to the nature of the handwoven fabric and being handmade. If you require more precise measurements of our ANEMONE Silk Velvet Pillow Cover, please contact us before purchase. The pillow insert is sold separately. Please visit our PILLOW INSERTS page for the matching pillow size insert.

・Fabric handwoven in Uzbekistan, Pillow made in Turkey
・Front - Silk Velvet Ikat (silk warp, cotton weft, handwoven)
・Back - Silk Ikat (silk warp, cotton weft, handwoven)
・Pillow inserts sold separately
・Bottom zipper
・Dry clean

Crafted from vintage European silk fabric, these elongated pillow covers offer a soft luster and delicate texture, adding subtle elegance to any interior. 

The backs are composed of textured cotton in shifting shades of green—ranging from sage to moss—woven in subtle stripes that give a sense of depth and movement. This tactile contrast brings a grounded beauty to the piece. Inserts sold separately.

Recommended insert size: 26 × 80 cm (10 × 31 in) to 29 × 83 cm (11 × 32 in). Inserts not included. We recommend using an insert slightly larger than the cover for a full look. You can also order custom-size pillow inserts from us using the Contact Us feature below. Production takes approximately 2 weeks.

• Sold as set of 2
• Front – Vintage silk
• Back – Cotton
• Bottom zipper
• Dry clean
• Handcrafted in Turkey

Crafted from 19th–early 20th century handwoven Anatolian wool, most likely from the Sivas or Maraş regions of Turkey, these pillow covers feature a rich red and navy striped pattern highlighted with subtle woven accents. The design carries a timeless balance of vibrancy and restraint, reflecting the enduring textile traditions of central Anatolia.

The backs are finished with solid cotton fabric in a warm rust tone, creating a refined harmony of texture and color. This thoughtful pairing of antique wool with cotton backing makes the set versatile and suitable for both traditional and modern interiors.

Dimensions
37 × 37.5 cm (15 × 15 in)

Recommended Insert Size
40 × 40.5 cm (16 × 16 in)
We recommend using inserts slightly larger than the cover for a full look. Custom-size pillow inserts are available via the "Contact Us" feature below. Please allow approximately 2 weeks for production and shipping.

Details
Front: Handwoven wool
Back: Cotton
Closure: Bottom zipper
Insert: Not included
Care: Dry clean only
Sold as a set of 2.

*Use the Contact Us feature to order matching custom pillow inserts.

Crafted from 19th–early 20th century handwoven wool textile originating in Anatolia (most likely from the Sivas or Maras regions of Turkey), these pillow covers feature a striking red and navy striped pattern with subtle woven accents. The elongated rectangular format makes them particularly versatile, adding a refined rhythm and heritage charm to any space.

The backs are made from solid cotton in a deep indigo tone, providing a quiet balance to the patterned front.  Inserts sold separately.

Dimensions: 39 × 65 cm (15 × 26 in)

Recommended insert size: 39 × 65 cm (15 × 26 in) to 42 × 68 cm (16 × 27 in). Inserts not included. We recommend using an insert slightly larger than the cover for a full look. You can also order custom-size pillow inserts from us using the Contact Us feature below. Production takes approximately 2 weeks.

• Sold as set of 2
• Inserts sold separately
• Front - Wool
• Back - Cotton
• Bottom zipper
• Dry clean
• Handcrafted in Turkey

Crafted from 19th–early 20th century handwoven wool textile originating in Anatolia (most likely from the Sivas or Maras regions of Turkey), these pillow covers feature a striking red and navy striped pattern with subtle woven accents. The elongated rectangular format makes them particularly versatile, adding a refined rhythm and heritage charm to any space.

The backs are made from solid cotton in a deep indigo tone, providing a quiet balance to the patterned front.

Dimensions: 38.5 × 65 cm (15 × 26 in)

Recommended insert size: 38.5 × 65 cm (15 × 26 in) to 41.5 × 68 cm (16 × 27 in). Inserts not included. We recommend using an insert slightly larger than the cover for a full look. You can also order custom-size pillow inserts from us using the Contact Us feature below. Production takes approximately 2 weeks.

• Sold as set of 2
• Front - Wool
• Back - Cotton
• Bottom zipper
• Dry clean
• Handcrafted in Turkey

A traditional women’s dress from Hama, Syria, dating to the late 19th to early 20th century. Made of raw silk, the garment features a deep V-shaped neckline adorned with rich metallic embellishments applied over silk velvet. The contrast between the textured silk body and the ornate velvet panel reflects the refined craftsmanship and urban dress traditions of late Ottoman-era Syria.

Dimensions
Length (Neck to Hem) 160 cm (63 in)
Width (Sleeve to sleeve) 109 cm (42.9 in)

Crafted from late 19th-century silk ikat, this piece radiates movement and intensity through vibrant, flame-like motifs in crimson, turquoise, violet, and golden olive. Once part of a robe, the ikat panel is framed with natural linen that highlights its brilliance without overpowering it.

The back is finished with a fine cotton ticking stripe, creating a quiet contrast to the front’s bold rhythm. A piece that feels both grounded and lyrical. Inserts sold separately.

Dimensions: 45x68cm (18x27 in)

Recommended insert size: 45x68cm (18x27 in) to 48x71cm (19x28 in). Inserts not included. We recommend using an insert slightly larger than the cover for a full look. You can also order custom-size pillow inserts from us using the Contact Us feature below. Production takes approximately 2 weeks.

• Sold individually
• Front: Vintage ikat (silk on cotton)
• Front trim: Linen
• Back: Cotton
• Bottom zipper
• Dry clean
• Handcrafted in Turkey

An opulent textile featuring flowing floral motifs unfurls across this pillow cover, evoking the refined artistry of historic brocades. The shimmering surface is crafted from silk, its botanical arabesques rendered in soft, metallic threads that delicately catch the light.

The intricate weaving and glimmering embroidery suggest a fabric once intended for ceremonial or decorative use. A regal palette of gold, sage, and bronze blue lends this piece a quiet dignity. Inserts sold separately.

Dimensions: 31x56cm (12x22 in)

Recommended insert size: 31x56cm (12x22 in) to 34x59cm (13x23 in). Inserts not included. We recommend using an insert slightly larger than the cover for a full look. You can also order custom-size pillow inserts from us using the Contact Us feature below. Production takes approximately 2 weeks.

• Sold individually
• Front: Silk
• Back: Silk
• Bottom zipper
• Dry clean
• Handcrafted in Turkey

This antique silk ikat chapan coat from Uzbekistan dates to the mid-19th century and showcases the vivid artistry of Central Asian textile traditions. The outer fabric features a dynamic ikat design with elongated boteh-like motifs in crimson, teal, ivory, and golden yellow, rendered in a bold vertical alignment using a traditional resist-dye technique.

The interior is lined with printed red cotton featuring a delicate floral pattern, adding a charming contrast to the bold exterior. Narrow woven trim details the sleeve cuffs and hemline.

A striking collectible with historic and aesthetic appeal, this chapan is wearable but also ideal for display as a textile art piece.

Dimensions
Length (Neck to Hem): 115 cm (45.3 in)
Width (Sleeve to Sleeve): 144 cm (56.7 in)

Framing & Shipping Note
This chapan is sold as a wearable or collectible textile with standard shipping included. If you would like to have it professionally framed for wall display, please contact us before purchasing for a framing and shipping quote. Framing involves sewing the chapan onto a custom-sized wooden frame covered in linen or cotton fabric. Additional charges apply for both framing and increased shipping costs due to size and packaging.

A vibrant example of mid-19th century Uzbek craftsmanship, this antique chapan coat showcases the bold artistry of silk ikat weaving. The exterior features dynamic motifs in red, black, yellow, and green on a warm ivory ground—typical of Central Asian textile traditions. The ikat pattern is characterized by its precise dye-resist technique, which creates a rich, painterly effect across the silk surface.

The interior is lined in a contrasting printed cotton in deep wine red, adorned with floral stripes that add further visual interest and cultural depth. The coat is finished with woven trim along the edges.

This piece is a striking representation of both aesthetic and cultural heritage and can be displayed as a textile artwork or worn as a garment.

Dimensions
Length (Neck to Hem): 118 cm (46.5 in)
Width (Sleeve to Sleeve): 151 cm (59.4 in)

Framing & Shipping Note
This chapan is sold as a collectible or wearable textile, and standard shipping is included. If you are interested in professional framing for wall display, please contact us before purchasing for a quote. Framing involves mounting the coat onto a custom-sized wooden frame covered in linen or cotton fabric. Additional charges apply for framing and oversized shipping.

This exceptional silk ikat chapan coat from Uzbekistan dates to the mid-19th century and stands as a striking example of Central Asian textile artistry. The coat features a bold, large-scale ikat design in vivid purple and white, created using a meticulous resist-dyeing technique that embodies the cultural richness and visual drama characteristic of Uzbek weaving traditions.

The exterior is handwoven silk ikat, while the interior is lined in printed cotton for comfort and structure. A finely woven decorative tape trims the edges, adding a subtle frame to the dramatic pattern.

This chapan is not only wearable but also ideal for display as a textile art piece.

Dimensions
Length (Neck to Hem): 126 cm (49.6 in)
Width (Sleeve to Sleeve): 170 cm (66.9 in)

Framing & Shipping Note
This chapan is sold as a wearable or collectible textile with standard shipping included. If you would like to have it professionally framed for wall display, please contact us before purchasing for a framing and shipping quote. Framing involves sewing the chapan onto a custom-sized wooden frame covered in linen or cotton fabric. Please note that additional charges apply for both framing and the increased shipping costs due to the size and packaging.

This exceptional silk ikat chapan dates to the late 19th century and is a vibrant example of Uzbek textile artistry. The exterior features a bold and symmetrical ikat design in saturated hues of crimson, golden yellow, forest green, and ivory, hand-dyed using the traditional resist-dyeing method unique to Central Asia. The pattern placement and color clarity highlight the skill of the dyer and weaver, and the piece remains remarkably vivid despite its age.

The interior is fully lined in printed cotton featuring a charming red floral motif with contrasting gingham sleeves, reflecting the layered textile culture of the region. A narrow woven trim neatly finishes the edges and sleeves.

While this chapan is wearable, it is also highly suitable for display as a collectible textile art piece.

Dimensions
Length (Neck to Hem): 113 cm (44.5 in)
Width (Sleeve to Sleeve): 144 cm (56.7 in)

Framing & Shipping Note
This chapan is sold as a wearable or collectible textile with standard shipping included. If you would like it professionally framed for wall display, please contact us before purchasing for a framing and shipping quote. Framing involves hand-sewing the chapan onto a custom-sized wooden frame covered in linen or cotton fabric. Please note that additional charges apply for both framing and the increased shipping costs due to size and packaging.

This striking mid-19th century silk ikat chapan coat from Uzbekistan showcases the bold geometric aesthetics characteristic of Central Asian textile design. The pattern features a rhythmic repetition of deep crimson circular medallions alternating with vertical bars, all rendered in the traditional resist-dye ikat technique. The crisp contrast between the crimson and ivory base highlights the precision and symmetry achieved by master dyers of the period.

The coat is unlined, reflecting an earlier and more minimal style, and is intended to be worn layered. Its graphic impact and rare large-scale pattern make it an exceptional candidate for display.

Dimensions

• Length (Neck to Hem): 135 cm (53.1 in)

• Width (Sleeve to Sleeve): 169 cm (66.5 in)

Framing & Shipping Note
This chapan is sold as a wearable or collectible textile with standard shipping included. If you would like to have it professionally framed for wall display, please contact us before purchasing for a framing and shipping quote. Framing involves sewing the chapan onto a custom-sized wooden frame covered in linen or cotton. Additional charges apply for both the framing and the increased shipping cost due to size and packaging.

The coat features a bold silk ikat exterior in deep rose and yellow hues, forming a striking diamond and abstract pattern. The interior is lined with printed cotton in a vivid red floral motif and finished with a striped cotton border, typical of late 19th-century Central Asian tailoring. The soft structure and elegant flare make it a remarkable example of Uzbek textile craftsmanship from the period.

Origin: Uzbekistan
Date: Late 19th century
Materials: Silk (exterior), printed cotton (lining), woven tape (border)

Dimensions

• Length (Neck to Hem): 121 cm (47.6 in)

• Width (Sleeve to Sleeve): 151 cm (59.4 in)

• Framing & Shipping Note
  This chapan is sold as a wearable or collectible textile with standard shipping included. If you would like to have it professionally framed for wall display, please contact us before purchasing for a framing and shipping quote. Framing involves sewing the chapan onto a custom-sized wooden frame covered in linen or cotton. Additional charges apply for both the framing and the increased shipping cost due to size and packaging.