Anna Johanna Ångström (1894-1983) was a distinguished Swedish textile designer whose work epitomizes the essence of early to mid-20th century Scandinavian design. Her contributions are marked by a profound sensitivity to color, texture, and pattern, reflecting the natural landscapes and cultural heritage of Sweden. Ångström specialized in handwoven textiles, combining traditional techniques with modernist aesthetics to create pieces that were both innovative and deeply rooted in Scandinavian traditions. Her designs, characterized by their subtle elegance and functional beauty, played a significant role in defining the Swedish textile industry's global reputation.

Handwoven flat weave. Signed with monogram-