Polish Tapestry Rug

This early 20th-century Polish kilim, attributed to Wanda Kossecka, reflects a traditional workshop practice. The design shows a field of wildflowers set against a gold ground, with a clear palette of lavender, fuchsia, ochre, and green. It is woven in a single-ply, hand-spun wool tapestry weave on a waxed linen warp. The structure is dense and sturdy, with light fraying at the fringe. Suitable for the floor, it also works well as a wall piece.

Year: Early 1900s

Material: Wool, linen

Dimensions: W 93 x D 77 in