
Feathers
What you seeStitched feathers in indigo and madder on linen, each a diagonal spine with paired barbs. Each row turns against the last, and the colours change every two rows, so the field reads as a herringbone of leaves.
What it meansThe feather, rish, is a common filling and border pattern in tatreez, the Palestinian cross-stitch embroidery traditionally worked by women on dresses (thobes). Built from short diagonal runs of stitches, it is among the simplest forms to repeat.
Where it worksA light, all-over pattern with gentle movement, closer to a textile than a picture. Madder and indigo on linen keep it in the traditional palette and make it an easy fit for bedrooms and hallways.
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