The art of indian textiles.
antique indian gujrat embroidery shawl.19th century it's same like kashmir Shawl.It's Museum collection shawl with more than one ... read more
Japanese portfolio Shumi no teori momengire with 40 samples of handmade cotton textile tipped-in on cardboard, many ikat (kasuri) samples. Edited by ... read more
Indian embroidery. Cotton ground with silk embroidery in Phulkari technique. Cotton cross stitched border. Small hole in centre. 12 x 13 inches
Early ... read more
East Sumba Ceremonial Sash. Woven in supplementary-warp technique. Yellow and blue details are painted in after the weaving is completed. 199x57 cm. ... read more
Indonesia Sumba Hinggi Ikat Ceremonial Cloth
A wonderful early ceremonial men's cloth from the island of Sumba in Indonesia, fine handspun cotton with ... read more
a rare and wonderful early cotton/silk Tai Daeng tribal textile with ancestral & protective figures. Indigo dyed handspun cotton brocade with silk ... read more
Javanese Ceremonial Sash. Sundanese people, West Java. Hand-spun cotton, simple batik using rice-paste applied with stick or finger, natural dyes. 120 x ... read more
Small Antique Kantha embroidery. 10x10 inches. From the West Bengal region of India, traditionally created from fragments of old family garments and ... read more
Aymara Kawa Ponchito, 19th century, Bolivia, Altiplano region. Minimal aesthetic, authentic. Worn over ponchos on ceremonial occasions by male, ... read more
Aymara Mantle, (Wallas) Altiplano region Bolivia, 19th century. Unusually varied colors with lots of bi-chrome alpaca yarns seen in these details, ... read more
Exceedingly Rare Pre-Columbian image. Peru, unknown culture, fragile condition, unique color palette. An image that you won't see elsewhere. One in a ... read more
