Karakum

Thousands of tiny squares make up Astana, a mosaic style abstract patterned textile. Nuanced shifts in style complement the colours to create an involved and uniquely intricate fabric

Myriad geometric patterns come together in Baku, a fabric that delights in clean lines and variety. A stylish fabric in cheerful palettes to suit every taste, Baku is an ideal drapery textile.

Fine dots and miniscule shapes form the detailed designs of Bukhara. Simple colours balance an elaborate pattern for a robust fabric with a delicate air.

Cord embroidery accents Dushanbe, its sprawling pattern seamlessly connecting detailed motifs with smooth vines. The neutral base of all 3 colour options serves to temper and thus augment the design, resulting in a balanced, stellar textile.

Symmetry, precision, and stylized geometric and floral motifs find a home in Nursultan. Alternating thick and thin bands bedecked with patterns make for a grand look in a classic design.

A bold pattern tempered by indistinct edges, Samarkand embodies a typically Uzbek style. Its large repeat, captivating from afar, showcases a layered effect that gives the fabric depth.

Tashkent is a deconstruction of typical Anatolian motifs, its collage-style interpretation an homage to the rich textile history of the region. Like oases in a desert, the motifs spring up against beige bases, making for a fun, contemporary fabric.