New York Textile Month at abc's Manhattan Flagship
In collaboration with the Parsons MFA Textiles Program, abc will be hosting a month-long exhibition curated by Preethi Gopinath (Director, MFA Textiles) and Gabi Asfour, featuring textile art by ei...
With a keen eye for aesthetics and functional furniture, Ethan Abramson is the New York-based furniture maker behind the newest magic in abc's indoor-outdoor collection.
Buying an antique rug can be intimidating. With a vast variety of origins, construction methods, weave types, materials, and processes, it's important to have a base level of knowledge about handma...
Cotton is a fiber harvested from cotton plants. It is commonly used in the creation of flat weave rugs. Cotton can be transformed into canvas or chenille depending on how it is spun. Cotton is rela...
(needs to be re-worded) 19th century antique Indian rugs that are heavy and strong Emperor Akbar, grandson of the founder of the Mughal Empire, originated carpet production in Agra and the area bec...
The majesty of the rugged Atlas mountain range and the luminous Moroccan desert have inspired Berber weavers for centuries. ABC has worked for decades to develop and promote the work of these remot...
The Aquasilk collection embodies the harmonious connection between nature and interiors, gathering its inspiration from the exotic allure of the ocean. Hand-woven by indigenous weavers in India usi...
A type of traditional tribal carpet originally made by the Qashqai tribe in the Zagros Mountains of Iran. They have a rough, primitive look with playful geometric forms and animal or human figures,...
Named for a town in Persian Kurdistan, Bidjar also refers to rugs produced in surrounding villages. The color palate is rich and jewel toned. The designs depict the Kurdish influence of the area: f...