Ottoman

This pattern shows a combination of Hatayi motifs, mostly from natural shapes of plants, and a Tulip design on a wavy water background. Colors and the Sisal textures create an interesting textile like effect. Sold in standard lengths from 1 to 4 yards...

The three crescent “Chintimani” , which represents Leopard spots, and the wavy lines of the “Tiger Stripe” were both important symbols in 16th Century Ottoman Empire. They represent strength, power and sovereignty. Used together in this pattern imbues...

This is known as a Penç Berk. There were many types of Berk motif. It was an early design often used in interior and industrial art. Resembling a flower from a bird’s eye view, balance and perfection are exemplified and the color ways we’ve used offer a...

This repeating floral motif was usually associated with Turkish Kemha, silk brocaded textiles that were adorned with gold and silver embroidery. We’ve kept a few traditional color ways but also added more for various effects. Sold in standard lengths...

The Tulip was an important ottoman motif. Here we see the Tulip surrounded by a modified Pomegranate laurel wreath. Our color ways result in an almost rural or country cottage effect when printed on Sisal grasscloth. Sold in standard lengths from 1 to 4...

Another fascinating take on the popular Leopard Spot and Tiger Stripe pattern. Check out the interesting color ways. The shimmer of silver mylar behind the Sisal texture enhances the overall effect. Sold in standard lengths from 1 to 4 yards. Pattern is...

This is a stylized Peacock Tail Feather pattern, prevalent throughout the Middle East and across to India. This subtle pattern is simple and restrained and recalls a feeling of a wandering caravan. Sold in standard lengths from 1 to 4 yards. Pattern is...

The important 3 crescent design with a single wave below might symbolize sovereignty over the seas. Modern colors transport it to today’s interiors. Sold in standard lengths from 1 to 4 yards. Pattern is 35" wide after trim by installer.