Spectacular embroidered shawl or table cloth for the Barmer district or Rajasthan, India. 80 x 48 inches. Embroidered with soof stitch (counted ... read more
Large old Turkish yastik with thick high pile. Wild design. Terrific border. Wide range of strong saturated colors. Sulphonic blues. Original kilim ... read more
Old Sindi Shawl or abochhini, approx 72 x 52 inches, green floss embroidery on handloomed cotton material with the so-called “Sindi stitch.” ... read more
nobori bata cloth, Japan, Showa (c.1950), cm 724x72. a textile banner used for celebrating Boys' Festival, a Japanese festivity occurring early May ... read more
nobori bata cloth, Japan, Showa (c.1950), cm 726x72. a textile banner used for celebrating Boys' Festival, a Japanese festivity occurring early May ... read more
Old embroidered wedding choli from Kutch India, Barmer, Rajasthan, or possibly the Sind region. 41 inches across from sleeve tip to sleeve ... read more
ling-chay (shouldercloth) from kinnaur or Spiti, West Himalaya, India. 63x90 cm; sheep and goat-wool. First half 20th century This textiels are worn ... read more
happi coat, Japan, early Showa (circa 1930), cm 81x128. Happi are those traditional Japanese work coats often wearing name of enterprise or ... read more
Ceremonial embroidered sword cover from the Rabari people in the Kutch region of western India. Probably embroidered by the bride’s mother for ... read more
early yellow monastic bench cover fragment from yellow ordos (ca 2m), later pieces (and fakes) with similar design appear onto the market, ... read more
