Exceptional sungkit woven jacket with human motifs from the Kantuk subgroup of Dayaks. Available for acquisition here on Wovensouls Textile Art ... read more
Unique Afshar modern art reproduction of an antique sofrah.
Size is cm 95x125.
Sofrah means table cloth in farsi.
This is a terrific graphic wonder.
120 ... read more
An exceptional rare antique enveloped-shaped needlepoint Embroidered textile made by the famous Lakai tribe of Uzbekistan circa the late 19th Century named ... read more
This beautiful aksu, or women's over-skirt, comes from the Candelaria village area of Bolivia and is an essential part of the traditional ... read more
Indonesian Textile from Bengkulu Province, Sumatra
156 x 53 cm
Plain Indigo field, with weft-faced flatweave with silk elements and leaded fringe on both ... read more
2 kuba Shoowa Textiles Central Africa, Congo, Kingdom of Congo first quarter 20th century… in very good condition Please Contact this email ... read more
Free Webinar: “a Horse, a Horse! Assimilation and Transformation in a Contemporary Sumba Textile” with collector Martha Bluming. Saturday, March 15, ... read more
“An early 19th-century Tekke Turkmen embroidered band, featuring intricate abstract motifs in shades of red, blue, yellow, white, dark green, and apricot ... read more
Khamseh/Basiri Full Bag— approx 27 × 29”
Large complete bag with classic Khamseh/Basiri design and striped back. Finely wrought with lustrous wool. ... read more
Rare Pair Persian Chanta Bag Faces-- approx 12 × 12” each bag face.
Diagonal stripes with white borders. Possibly Veramin. Charming, colorful, ... read more
Antique Moroccan Rabat Hand Silk Embroidered Textile.Size 111x94 Cm.Small Spot Kindly See Pictures Carefully Please.Contact For More Info And Price Nabizadah_carpets@yahoo.com
Book: Frembgen, j.w. Stickereien aus dem Karakorum, 1998 Embroideries of the Karakorum.
(Title translated): Embroideries from the Karakorum.
Nice exhibition catalogue on the textile ... read more
Flatweave Qashqai Khorjin, circa 1880, featuring the Shisheh Dermeh weaving technique from the Darreh Shuri tribe.
Shisheh Dermeh is a traditional ... read more
An exceptional antique needlepoint Embroidered textile made by the famous Lakai tribe of Uzbekistan circa the late 19th Century named Aina Khalita(wedding ... read more
Antique Kantha Cross-stitch wool embroidery, 5'5 x 8'4, made in West Bengal,India, 19th century. Beautiful, saturated colors with classic Kantha radial field ... read more
Webinar: “Introduction to Ottoman-Era Silks of the Levant” with Paula Krugmeier, Saturday, Feb. 1, sponsored by Textile Museum Associates of Southern California ... read more
Webinar: "Nomads of West Iran and their Amazing Transport Bags" with Paul Ramsey, Gallerist, Exhibition Curator, Rug Expert and Educator Denver, Colorado. ... read more
Salor Khani Baluch Prayer Rug-- approx 30 × 49”
Camel ground and soft colors. Very decorative tribal piece.
Ex James Douglas personal collection. Mr. ... read more
Diminutive Afshar Chanta Bag--12 × 12”
Diminutive tribal textile with white field and bold flower pot motif. Likely Afshar.
CONDITION: Excellent/near ... read more
Africa, Black Africa, Congo, Eastern Congo, Bakuba tribal group.
Raffia panel. Raffia is a natural textile extracted from the Raffia Palm and ... read more
Timuri Baluch Bag Face-- approx 26 × 27”
Afghan border and running dog kelim. Possibly Khorasan.
Ex James Douglas personal collection. Mr. Douglas was ... read more
Khorasan Baluch Sofreh-- approx 25 × 52”
Motifs are sumak weave. Note rows of animal figures.
Ex James Douglas personal collection. Mr. Douglas ... read more
Early Flat weave Baluch Salt Bag-- approx 16 × 22”
Likely Khorasan. Predominance of white is unique among Baluch textiles. Amazingly fine weft ... read more
Khorasan Baluch Rug-- approx 34 × 50”
Diagonal stripes with Herati-esque border. Eastern Persia.
Ex James Douglas personal collection. Mr. Douglas was a ... read more
a beautiful and rather rare silk embroidered Phulkari ceremonial fan Central Asia . Dating to early 1900’s, Pulkari textiles were made in ... read more
