The Gallery

Woven by hand

Rugs, ponchos, handbags, and tapestries from the loom in Narrowsburg. Each is one of a kind. Tap any piece to see it larger. To ask about a piece or commission something of your own, stop by the studio or get in touch.

Hand-woven wall tapestry by Charles H. Blanchard, the Dyberry Weaver of Narrowsburg NY, with black arches dissolving into scattered dots on cream inside a deep red border, hung from a bamboo rod with cream fringe — Rain Letting UpTapestry

Hand-woven wall tapestry by Charles H. Blanchard, the Dyberry Weaver of Narrowsburg NY, in rust-orange herringbone weave banded by two teal stripes, hung from a bamboo rod with cream fringe and the Dyberry Weaver studio label — The River in OctoberTapestry

Hand-woven tapestry by Charles H. Blanchard, the Dyberry Weaver of Narrowsburg NY, with mirrored arch patterns in orange, indigo, gold and charcoal framed by a cream border — Sunset on the Big EddyTapestry

Hand-woven tapestry by Charles H. Blanchard, the Dyberry Weaver of Narrowsburg NY, with mirrored flame bands in green, gold, orange, navy and rose framed by a woven oatmeal border — Northern LightsTapestry

Hand-woven rug by Charles H. Blanchard, the Dyberry Weaver of Narrowsburg NY, in an undulating ogee pattern of olive green, gold and brown with cream fringe — August HillsRug

Hand-woven rug by Charles H. Blanchard, the Dyberry Weaver of Narrowsburg NY, with a bold abstract composition of interlocking combed bands in mustard gold and black — FirelightRug

Hand-woven wool throw by Charles H. Blanchard, the Dyberry Weaver of Narrowsburg NY, with a repeating arch pattern in black and cream bordered in deep burgundy and finished with cream fringe — The Bridge at NarrowsburgThrow

Hand-woven rug by Charles H. Blanchard, the Dyberry Weaver of Narrowsburg NY, with two deep brown panels set in a charcoal ground — November FieldRug

Hand-woven wool rug by Charles H. Blanchard, the Dyberry Weaver of Narrowsburg NY, in grey and cream with two finely striped panels and a dark brown border — Morning Fog on the DelawareRug