Anatolian Kilim pannel with great natural colors and a beautiful desigen,very fine weave,Very attractive pce with great colors and beauty.Size 12'9"*2'10".E.mailf for ... read more
Antique little yellow ground shirvan prayer rug. Fresh New England find. Beautiful all natural colors featuring rare true yellow ground as well ... read more
#rb 045 Minangkabau head cloth / shoulder cloth, Minangkabau people west Sumatra Indonesia, late 19th century, cotton silk gold threat supplementary weft ... read more
#rb 044 Rare Palembang ikat lemar sarong ceremonial cloth, malay people Palembang Sumatra Indonesia, late 19th century, cotton silk ikat supplementary weft ... read more
#rb 043 Minangkabau man's ceremonial sarong, Minangkabau people west Sumatra Indonesia, late 19th century, silk gold threat supplementary weft weave natural dyes, ... read more
#rb 042 Minangkabau head cloth / shoulder cloth, Minangkabau people west Sumatra Indonesia, late 19th century, cotton silk gold threat supplementary weft ... read more
#rb 041 Minangkabau head cloth / shoulder cloth, Minangkabau people west Sumatra Indonesia, late 19th century, cotton silk gold threat supplementary weft ... read more
#rb 040 Minangkabau head cloth / shoulder cloth, Minangkabau people west Sumatra Indonesia, late 19th century, silk gold threat supplementary weft weave ... read more
#rb 039 Batak Ulos Sibolang ceremonial shoulder cloth, early 20th century Batak people Sumatra Indonesia, cotton ikat natural dyes supplementary weft weave, ... read more
Yomud Torba/Mafrash fragment (re-posting with better, more accurate images) - asymmetrical knots open left, very nice border & good colors including green ... read more
An exhibition of photographs of India in addition to an eclectic blend of textile art from the Indian subcontinent, including textiles from ... read more
Beautiful Ottoman embroidery. Early 19th century. Fine work in good condition with good colour and elegant drawing.Made up from 6 panels joined ... read more
This flatwoven complete tent bag exemplifies the Turkmen love for madder red. Though probably woven in the early twentieth century the spacing ... read more
