Global-Tribal Runners and Throws: Unique Textile Decor

The full view of the Banjara throw and lumbar set on an orange sofa. This combination shows how we can create custom, coordinated textile accents to match your existing decor.

A detail shot of the old silver jewelry pieces used to embellish the Banjara textiles. These found objects add an authentic, historical touch to the final creation.

Another view of the vibrant Banjara throw, showcasing its rich colors and textures. This is a perfect example of an upcycled, one-of-a-kind heirloom piece.

A pure linen throw edged with a border made from vintage Lambani head patches. The combination of the simple linen and the intricate, mirror-work embroidery creates a beautiful textural contrast.

The Lambani-edged throw styled on a bench, showing its versatility as a decorative accent. The checkered pattern and coin details of the Lambani patches add a distinct tribal touch.

A close-up of the throw draped over a wooden chest. You can see the detailed embroidery, mirror work, and old coins that make each Lambani patch a small work of art.

The throw styled with coordinating cushions, demonstrating how to create a cohesive look. The deep indigo of the linen pairs beautifully with the colorful embroidery.

The full length of the pure linen throw, showcasing the striking border made from checkered fabric and vintage Lambani patches. This piece is a celebration of tribal craftsmanship.

A silk runner that combines two distinct textile traditions: Balinese Endek Ikat and tribal Banjara embroidery from Kutch. The vibrant red of the hand-loomed Balinese fabric is grounded by the earthy, intricate embroidery.