Antique Scandanavian Table Textile 1'5" x 1'5"

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Size 1.5 x 1.5 Ft

ORIGIN: SCANDINAVIA

CIRCA: 1940s

MATERIAL: PURE WOOL

This antique Scandinavian table textile is a finely woven piece, distinguished by its bold geometric pattern and vibrant folk art aesthetic. The design centres around a large eight-pointed star motif composed of stepped, angular shapes that radiate outward, creating a striking sense of symmetry and movement. The border features a continuous zigzag pattern that frames the composition and enhances its visual depth. The colour palette of earthy brown, deep red, forest green, muted blue, and golden yellow reflects traditional Scandinavian weaving traditions, which often emphasise natural dyes and wool textures. Made from handwoven wool, the textile has a firm yet soft texture, typical of flatweave or tapestry techniques used in Nordic decorative arts. This piece embodies the rustic charm and craftsmanship of rural Scandinavian design, combining practicality with artistic expression, and would have originally served as both a functional and ornamental element in a traditional home.

We source textiles and embroideries worldwide, offering a diverse collection of unique vintage and antique pieces from the Orient and Scandinavia. Our range includes wall art, sofa throws, table runners, and floor coverings to suit your space. All our textiles are carefully selected with consideration for their history, origins, materials, and cultural heritage. These masterpieces are handmade by skilled artisans using traditional hand looms, a craft passed down through generations.

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