Pair of Kilim-Patterned Decorative Pillows

This is a pair of decorative pillows, likely rectangular or square in shape, featuring a distinctive kilim-style woven pattern on their front faces. The patterns are geometric, comprising interlocking rhomboids and other polygonal shapes arranged in a repeating grid-like design. The predominant colors in the pattern include dark browns, black, various shades of red (from deep brick to lighter terracotta), beige, and hints of muted blue or green, creating a rich and earthy palette. The weaving appears to be tight and of a substantial weight, suggesting a durable construction, possibly wool or a wool blend. The borders of the main patterned sections are also intricately woven with smaller, repetitive motifs. Between the two main patterned panels on each pillow, there are narrower bands of complementary woven designs, further enhancing their traditional aesthetic. The backings and side panels of the pillows are not fully visible, but one can discern a slightly lighter, perhaps less decorative fabric in a brown or beige tone, suggesting the patterned sections are applied or are the primary face. There are no visible manufacturer's marks or signatures. Given the traditional woven patterns, these pillows likely aim to evoke a tribal or ethnic aesthetic, possibly inspired by Middle Eastern or Central Asian textiles, such as those found on camel saddlebags or rugs. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious signs of significant wear, tears, or major staining discernible from the image. The craftsmanship seems to be of good quality, with well-defined patterns and consistent weaving, characteristic of traditional textile art. Based on their style, they could be contemporary reproductions or vintage pieces, potentially from the mid to late 20th century.