Lecture/Webinar: “Earthly Beauty, Heavenly Art: Carpets for Prayer” Saturday, June 12, 2021, *10 a.m. Pacific Time,* presented by Textile Museum Associates of ... read more
Suzani cod. 0557. Silk embroidery on cotton natural dyes. Uzbekistan. First half 19th. century. The condition is very good, with 1-2 tiny ... read more
Buddhist Charms: Quirky and eclectic collection of 35 small repousse auspicious good luck tokens. These were collected in Dali, Yunnan, China in ... read more
Ejar (Trouser) Silk Double Ikat, Probably Patan Gujarat. India.This Type Patola Ejar design known as Pan-Bhat Design or Pipal leaf Design. This ... read more
Tibet. Unique pile-less seating square woven in a very interesting and unusual knotting style, being either rural or nomadic work with primarily ... read more
Pabuji Ki Phad Hand Drawn Scroll Painting Opaque Vegetable colors on Canvas From Rajasthan India.India. They were painted in bhilwara n shahpur districts of Rajasthsn ... read more
Pillow cover with Seichur motif. 1920's Amsterdamse School, Dutch Art Deco design. Possibly by Theo Colebrander. Unusual for that time: natural colors ... read more
Antique Talish from South Caucasus. Beautiful and rare "kilim" design with multicolor hooked medallions with ram’s horns and Mother Goddess figures. Classic ... read more
Kilim woven in two pieces patterned with 10 bands containing double niche saf type motifs/designs, Central Anatolia, 155 x 370cm, before 1800, ... read more
Another outstanding antique Uzbek Shahrisabz silk suzani fragment (mounted on a canvas) dating around mid and 19th century. The elegant boteh ... read more
An Outstanding antique Uzbek Shahrisabz silk embroidered suzani from approx.mid 19th century. It has exceptionally fine silk chain stitched embroidery. The floral ... read more
Serab-- 3.3 x 14.7. Beautiful bright/white old open field piece w/ archaic tribal elements and early date. Decorative old thing that will ... read more
Lungi Silk Brocade Used as Turbans and Shoulder Cloth Maldhari Cattle-Herders worn in Kutch, Sindh and Rajasthan India.C.1930. Woven in Thatta region ... read more
