Antique Moghan-Savalan (Shahsavan), sumak saddlebags, complete, good condition. Overall size is 46” x 20” (117cm x 51cm), --(each sumak face about 19” ... read more
An important, early Turkmen (Ersari) fragment from a very large weaving. This very rare, white ground textile exhibits the archaic trellis of ... read more
Baluch Balisht with nice natrul colors and soft silky shiny wool,very unusual desigen,original kilim backing,without any repair or owrk done.E.mail for more ... read more
Double sided Baluch piled bag with graet colors and wool,all good dyes,soft and shiny wool,very beautiful desigen with stars in white border,all ... read more
Eberhart Herrmann: Asiatische Teppich- und Textilkunst, Band i, Munich 1989. Catalogue of the 1st exhibition of 72 very rare examples of Asiatic ... read more
Mantle (iscayo) Aymara indian, Bolivia, alpaca wool, 18th/19th century, some small areas of restoration/reweaving, 40 x 44 inches. This is a ... read more
Belt fragment, Paracas Ocucaje culture, Peru, plaited camelid wool, circa 300-100 bc, actual piece is 4 x 30 inches, mounted dimensions are ... read more
Chief's crown, Yoruba tribe, Nigeria, glass beads and cotton, mid 20th century,diameter 8 inches, height 9 inches. The projections from the upper, ... read more
a beautiful Turkoman / Turkmen flatweave Okbash from Ersari or possibly Yomud tribe. These bag shaped weavings were used as yurt (nomadic ... read more
Antique coptic fragment ca 6-7c a.d size 31 x 16 cm (textile).Four lions around the central medallion.
A lovely fragment with original unfaded ... read more
This nine gul tekke torba is individuated by small bifurcated diamonds decorating the outer sides and abstracted trees at the elem. Crisp ... read more
Here is a beautifull old Shakhrysabs Uzbek embroidered purse. These little "Coin Purses" were made by Uzbek woemen of all ranks,for personal ... read more
WovenSouls Auction Announcement: Rare Antique Textiles & Folk Art Collection | June 30th, 2013 on Artfact.com | link 131: Large Antique Hand ... read more
Very Early 19th cent Uzbek Tashkent suzani, Very thin stitches on thin Karboz ground and excellent natural dyes colours, superb design and ... read more
