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Doris Leslie Blau

Modern Primative

After spending time with a textile preservationist during a visit to the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris, Alexandriuk’s Modern Primitive collection was born. These intricate designs are based on ethnic textiles from different regions of the world.

Adire

Inspired by indigo dyed cloth produced by Yoruba women of south western Nigeria.

Berber Hills, Black and White

After spending time with a textile preservationist during a visit to the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris, Alexandriuk’s Modern Primitive collection was born. These intricate designs are based on ethnic textiles from different regions of the world.

Berber Hills, Gray and Ivory

Although inspired by the tradition of a North African Abaya textile worn as a coat by tribesmen, both the geometric pattern and the color palette are matched to modern aesthetics.

Hive, Darker

A Morrocan weave carpet design with an open geometric pattern that effortlessly transitions from classic to modern.

Hive, Lighter

Beautiful and durable, the design of this contemporary rug features a rather spectacular geometric composition.

Hive, Yellow

Evoking traditional tribal patterns but assembled with a more modern sensibility. A modern mélange of curved shapes while using traditional materials and style of weaving.

Tattoo, Green, Brown, and Blue

The pattern of this rug dazzles with its beauty and complexity, conjuring the playfulness and vibrancy of the art of tattoo making.

Tattoo, Orange, Beige, and Brown

Inspired by woodwork and tattoo patterns of the southwest pacific, this contemporary rug draws attention thanks to its stunning abstract design.

Tattoo, Yellow, Beige, and Brown

Hand knotted in bessarabian flat woven wool, with several color palettes available that highlight the ingenious design.

Vessel

Inspired by the natural raw materials used in the intricate and utilitarian art of basket weaving.