Area rug, hand-loomed (panels sewn together with white thread). Multicolored striped pattern (pink, dark orange, red, light blue/green, green, brown/red, pink, brown/grey and white, blue and pink and then it repeats, this pattern in its entirety repeats thrice for the whole width against the turquoise background. Hemmed edges.

Rug (2005.26.9)

A hand-loomed area rug. Orange background with black and multicolor stripe pattern repeated at the top and bottom of the rug. The pattern consists of three black lines followed by a green and white pattern, three solid colors (pink, red, green), a blue and white pattern, and an orange and black pattern. This order then repeats to complete the design that runs the rug's width. It has hemmed edges (black) and consists of two equal-sized panels sewn together.

Blanket (2005.26.7)

Hand-loomed blanket. Colored by natural dyes, brown beige, pink and peach colors. Fringed edges with white yarn. Starting at the bottom of the rug (depending on the top/bottom perspective) the large color bands are dark brown, light pink, light brown, and a lighter red/brown, then the first set of patterns begins. This pattern set is bordered by a light pink, brown, light pink, dark brown, and then a brown and light pink pattern. In the space between this border and the next border (identical in pattern) is a pattern of different pinks, browns, and blue triangles or hourglasses and rhombi. Next, the large color bands continue from dark brown, and so on until we reach the central pattern set. This set is bordered by the same border as before. This main pattern, between the borders, is different though. It consists of geometric-looking butterflies with pink, brown, and blue cross-shaped flowers on their left and right sides. The butterflies with light blue bodies have light pink wings and a fuschia background, and the brown ones have fuschia wings and a light pink background. These depictions of butterflies with two color sets repeat the thought of the pattern that fills the width of the blanket. The bands again continue and then the final pattern set is just like the first one but with a variation in the triangle colors (the same colors but in different places).

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