Russian & Slavic Textiles

Beautiful holiday runner with autumn berries and blackbirds on a light background.
Measures 47" long by 14" across.
Made in Sweden since 1692, Ekelund Weavers is the oldest documented textile company still in existence. Their long history is due in no

Beautiful autumn runner with a colorful variety of leaves on a light background.
Measures 47" long by 14" across.
Made in Sweden since 1692, Ekelund Weavers is the oldest documented textile company still in existence. Their long history is due in no

Beautiful holiday runner with red flowers, berries and winter branches on a black background. Measures 47" long by 14" across.

High quality cotton/linen tea towels produced by Oeko-Tex certified printers in Latvia. From Swedish design company, Klippan. They measure 18 1/2" by 27".

100% organic cotton tea towel with poppies designs, inspired by the Danish botanical atlas, Flora Danica. Measures 19" x 27".

100% organic cotton tea towel with mushroom images inspired by the Danish botany atlas, Flora Danica. Measures 19" x 27".

Autumn Joy Runner

A beautiful printed linen tablecloth with toadstool mushrooms and flowers by Alexandra Tolstoy and Bell Hutley's "Russian Folklore Collection". This collection draws on Bell's love of nature and ‘dark beauty’, and Alexandra's love of her Russian heritage

A beautiful printed linen tablecloth with blossoms and folk pattern on a black background from Alexandra Tolstoy and Bell Hutley's Russian Folklore Collection.

A beautiful printed cotton and linen napkin with blossoms and folk pattern on a beige background with red from Alexandra Tolstoy and Bell Hutley's Russian Folklore Collection. This collection draws on Bell's love of nature and ‘dark beauty’, and Alexandra

This beautiful wide, Slavic or Scandinavian acrylic folk art ribbon trim was woven in Sweden. It measures 2 1/2" wide.
This ribbon has so many uses - sewing, weaving, crafting, embroidery or for folk art or folk costume detail. New and sold by the yard.

A beautiful printed cotton and linen napkin with blossoms and folk pattern on a black background from Alexandra Tolstoy and Bell Hutley's Russian Folklore Collection. This collection draws on Bell's love of nature and ‘dark beauty’, and Alexandra's love o