scarab necklace at the Louvre

borrowed from Lark about

Prints

This is more color than I usually like, but these are so wonderful.
Muriel Brandolini designed them
http://www.murielbrandolini.com/
She doesn't have pattern names. They are just called "Orange #1" or "Grey #4"

Ambrogio Lorenzetti's dresses

I love the entire fresco cycle - The Allegory of Good and Bad Government - But I really adore the dragonfly and caterpillar fabrics these women are wearing ( As did all the girls in Sarah Cree's seminar)

Silver

Palm trees?

Pack of wild dogs

one on each arm

Fabrics

A detail from Duccio's Maesta- the pattern intricacy & colorstory (and hands)
In the same building were some textiles similar to the ones he is painting here.... I will edit the post to include those later

Sea Creatures + Flowers

The octopus is the most fun-From a public bath in Bevagna

chevron layout of mosaic and large orange flowers in Spoleto

Stone Floor Patterns

From the Duomo in San Marco-ideally take it verbatim and use on a floor, or make a quilt, or embroider on fabric