Metrage zwarte chenille-franje c. 1920

This piece of black chenille fringe, created by Gustav Schnitzler around 1920, is a simple but elegant example of decorative textile art. The fringe, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases the craftsmanship and artistry involved in the production of such details. While often overlooked, these seemingly mundane items played a significant role in shaping the visual appeal of interiors and garments during this period. The intricate, looped design of the fringe adds a touch of sophistication and texture to any object it adorns.