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Length of wool Calimanco, Wool, woven, British, Norwich
British, Norwich
ca. 1750
Length of wool Calimanco, Wool, woven, British, Norwich
British, Norwich
ca. 1750
Textile sample, Kjels Juul-Hansen  American, Wool
Kjels Juul-Hansen
1963–64
Sample Design 504 “52” Wool Texture”, Frank Lloyd Wright  American, Wool and rayon, American
Designer Frank Lloyd Wright
Manufacturer F. Schumacher & Co.
1955
Ensemble, Comme des Garçons  Japanese, wool, Japanese
Design House Comme des Garçons
Designer Rei Kawakubo
1983–84
Textile Fragment, Wool
5th–6th century
Textile fragment, Wool, Sasanian
Sasanian
ca. 6th century CE
"Fjord" Textile, Gretchen Bellinger  American, Wool
Designer Gretchen Bellinger
Manufacturer Gretchen Bellinger
1977
Ensemble, Wool, Austrian
Austrian
ca. 1938
Sweater, Comme des Garçons  Japanese, wool, Japanese
Design House Comme des Garçons
Designer Rei Kawakubo
ca. 1984
Beachwear, wool, French
French
ca. 1931
Congressional Presentation Sword and Scabbard of Major General John E. Wool (1784–1869), Samuel Jackson  American, Steel, gold, brass, diamonds, rubies, American, probably Baltimore
Sword cutler Samuel Jackson
1854–55
Textile, wool, American
American
1942
Shawl, Madame Grès (Germaine Émilie Krebs)  French, wool, French
Designer Madame Grès (Germaine Émilie Krebs)
ca. 1985
Textile length, Gabbe-Salm  American, Wool
Designer Gabbe-Salm
Manufacturer Hanora Fabrics
1965
Ball of wool, Linen, wool
ca. 1300–1080 BCE
Yarn samples for tapestry, "Recollection Pond", Romare Bearden  American, Wool
Designer Romare Bearden
ca. 1990
Textile Fragment, Wool
8th–9th century
Shawl, Madame Grès (Germaine Émilie Krebs)  French, wool, French
Designer Madame Grès (Germaine Émilie Krebs)
1980s
Textile sample, Kjels Juul-Hansen  American, Wool
Designer Kjels Juul-Hansen
1963–64
Julius Caesar (from the Heroes Tapestries), Wool warp, wool wefts, South Netherlandish
South Netherlandish
ca. 1400–1410
Ensemble, Saks Fifth Avenue  American, wool, American
Department Store Saks Fifth Avenue
1960s
Pieced wool quilt, Wool front; Cotton back
ca. 1920–30
Ensemble, Pauline Trigère  American, born France, wool, American
Designer Pauline Trigère
1972
Pieced wool quilt, Wool front; Cotton back
ca. 1900
Samples, Pacific Mills  American, Wool, printed, American
Pacific Mills
1856
Textile sample, Kjels Juul-Hansen  American, Wool
Designer Kjels Juul-Hansen
Sweater, Comme des Garçons  Japanese, wool, Japanese
Design House Comme des Garçons
Designer Rei Kawakubo
1983
Textile, wool, American
American
1942
Evening ensemble, Madame Grès (Germaine Émilie Krebs)  French, wool, French
Designer Madame Grès (Germaine Émilie Krebs)
ca. 1975
Length of wool damask, Wool, probably British
probably British
ca. 1720
Length of wool damask, Wool, British or French
British or French
ca. 1710 (?)
Hanging of wool velvet, Wool and linen, French or Dutch
French or Dutch
late 17th century
Textile fragment, Wool, Sasanian
Sasanian
ca. 6th century CE
Ensemble, House of Balmain  French, wool, French
Design House House of Balmain
Designer Pierre Balmain
1963–67
Wool textile with Geometric Pattern, Linen, wool, Egyptian
Egyptian
6th–9th century
Textile fragment, Wool, Sasanian
Sasanian
ca. 6th century CE
Shawl, Wool, Russian
Russian
1916
Fragment of a Tunic, Wool
4th century
Textile, wool, American
American
1942
Terracotta onos (leg guard used in carding wool), Terracotta, Greek, Attic
Greek, Attic
last quarter of 6th century BCE
Terracotta onos (leg guard used in carding wool), Golonos Group, Terracotta, Greek, Attic
Akin to the Golonos Group
ca. 510–500 BCE

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