• paithani saree •
Traditionally, Paithani sarees were part of the trousseau of every Maharashtrian bride.
Its a result of a painstakingly complex process ... read more
Vintage fine museum quality Kantha from undivided Bengal 19 century of Murshidabad district with fine needle embroidery on multiple muslin layers with ... read more
Mochi Embroidery of Jain Samavasarana.
In Jainism, Samavasarana ("Refuge for all") is the divine preaching hall of a Tirthankara represented here by Lord ... read more
• red blue kantha •
Kantha quilted embroidery, c. 1900
Cotton plain weave; hand-sewn, quilted, and embroidered with cotton thread in red & blue.
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Zari (Real) Brocade Woman’s Rumal Silk weave with discontinuous supplementary weft of silver and gold thread. a field of small Paisley botehs framed ... read more
Kyrgyz Embroidered Hanging Panel, Late 19th/early 20th Century. Silk embroidery on felt broadcloth. Blue silk tassels and black silk netting around ... read more
Raffia Ikat Prayer Mat, of Sakalaya People,West coast of Madagascar Africa , Warp Predominant Plain-weave, Warp-resist Dyeing ikat. Its size is 82cmX88cm
19.th century Silk velvet İkat baghmal chapan, uzbek hand weaving coat, Rare unique museum collection baghmal chapan coat
Height: 105 cm
Under arm: 60 ... read more
Folk Kantha Fine Quilted and embroidered cotton Kantha Probably from Jessore Region of East (Bangladesh) Bengal region of India, India.
c.1850 -1875.
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Beautiful 19th century Central Asian Uzbek Buckhara Region Suzani fragment. Excellent chain stitches and natural dye colours. Perfect condition. It is already ... read more
What an unbelievably complex and skillful art the central asian uzbek people developed .... ? The Uzbek's silk ikat weaving is undoubtedly ... read more
Figurative Pattern Rare Jamdani Finest Muslin Cotton Saree, In Figurative Style, Showing the British Soldiers with Horse Riding in the Borders.
From Dhaka ... read more
• pillow cover •
This embroidered cover of the Meher pastoralists, upper Sind. The Meher are probably the finest domestic embroiderers in the ... read more
• bagh •
a Rare geometrical line Design Bagh, Phulkari From West(Pakistan) Punjab. India.
It's a very unique and classic example, It holds a ... read more
a Rare Brocade Ghaghra (Skirt) , Pan-Buta (Betel Leaf)Pattern, From Deccan Region Of South India. India.
c.1850-1870.
Its size is L-85cm, Circle about 900cm(20220106_125654).
Very Rare Temple Hanging Illustrates the Jain Concepts of a Heavenly Mansion where eternal rejoicing awaits the Devotee.
Real Zari Silver Gilt Threads ... read more
Tajik Arab Kilim, Late 19th century to 1900s. Wonderful colors and design with a central column of stacked cartouches flanked with arrows ... read more
Muslin turban cloth tie-dyed in multiple colour in leheriya (wave) style done with vegetable dyed From Shekhawati District Rajasthan, India. c.1900. The ... read more
Rare Jaipuri Floral Palledar Shawl of Kani Jamawar, From Kashmir, India.
c.1800-1825.
Its Size is 133cmx320cm.
Pallu Size 27cmX133cm (20211229_162551).
An Kalamkari Block Print And Hand-Drawn, Mordant- And Resist-Dyed Cotton, From Deccan Region of South India. India.
c.1850-1870.
Its size is 140cmX270cm(20211228_171650).
Phulkari From West (Pakistan)Punjab India Called As Vari-Da-Bagh.Rare Ghunghat Design.Floss Silk on Hand Spun Cotton khaddar.This bagh was gifted to the bride ... read more
Very fine museum quality Kantha from Murshidabad district of West Bengal India 1900c at it best quality quilting with fine figurative work ... read more
KalamkariTree of life from Lahore West (Pakistan) Punjab India. India. Kalamkari on the cotton with exotic birds and trees all within mihrab. ... read more
Kashmir Embroidered Square shawl (Rumal). Paisley Boteh Motifs in An Elegant stately Platte. From Kashmir, India. It has some Repairs and it has Old Backing Cloth ... read more
An exceptional antique Uzbek Bukhara silk suzani fragment dating to early 3rd quarter of the 19th century. The embroidery is exceptional with ... read more
• soof chakla •
Soof is an intricate embroidery practiced traditionally by Siddha Rajput in the Kutch.
White background khadi fabric Soof embroidered chakla ... read more
Japanese large banner decorated with Shōki, the demon queller.
This textile, over five meters high, is skillfully hand painted
while the two mon ... read more
