Pair of Woven Kilim-Style Decorative Cushions

This item consists of a pair of decorative cushions, each featuring a prominently woven kilim-style front. The cushions appear to be rectangular or square in shape, likely intended for use as throw pillows on a sofa or bench, as depicted. The primary material for the front face is a woven textile, characterized by geometric patterns in a rich and earthy color palette. Dominant colors include various shades of brown, black, cream, rust-orange, and some muted blues or grays, creating a striking contrast. Each cushion prominently displays a central field filled with repetitive diamond or stylized floral motifs arranged in a grid-like fashion. This central field is framed by a border with smaller, intricate geometric designs. The weaving technique suggests a flat-weave method, typical of kilims, which contributes to their durable and somewhat rigid texture. The sides of the cushions, visible between the two main pieces, show a transition fabric that seems to be a woven band or strip, possibly made of a similar material but with different, more linear patterns, suggesting these might be repurposed textiles like camel saddle bags, as hinted by the context. There are no clear maker's marks or signatures visible. The overall condition appears good, with some subtle wear consistent with use and age, contributing to a desirable patina rather than severe damage. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with tight weaving and well-defined patterns, indicative of traditional textile artistry. Based on the style and weaving, these cushions likely date from the mid-to-late 20th century or possibly earlier, drawing inspiration from tribal or nomadic textile traditions.