Rare Tampan Kalianda ceremonial ship cloth Pasisir people Lampung region Kalianda district southern Sumatra Indonesia, 18 - 19th century, handspun cotton natural ... read more
Rare Tampan kalianda ceremnial ship cloth with red and blue ship, pasisir people Lapung region Kalianda district southern Sumatra Indonesia, 18 - ... read more
Rare Tampan red and blue ship ceremonial ship cloth Pasisir people Kalianda distict Lampung region Southern Sumatra Indonesia, handspun cotton natural dyes ... read more
Caucasian Kazak Karatchoph/Bordjalou, late 19th century, 4-8 x 7-2 (142 x 218), rug was hand washed, browns oxidized, worn, original side bindings, ... read more
a large 19thc Ersari chuval likely attributed to Beshir sub-tribe. The so-called 'floating turtles' as central pole-medallion. Middle Amu Darya Oasis An ... read more
Antique Caucasian Kazak or karrabagh rug with an interesting and archaic design. Pretty light blue border. Some decent pile but essentially ravaged ... read more
Antique domestic wooden altar for deiteis,
Rajasthan, Northwest India.
Probably from Rajput culture, 19th century.
The lighter board at the bottom of ... read more
Ceremonial Head Cover(Musser), Karchob Embroidery(Real Gold And Silver Threads) On Gajji silk from Gujarat. C.1875-1900.Its size is 51cmX108cm(20220203_153754).
Antique complete south Persian bag. Mostly good thick high pile. All natural colors. Original fancy closure tabs and colorful back. Reasonably clean. ... read more
Book: Bernheimer: Alte und antike Knüpfarbeiten der Turkmenen, 1977
Nice exhibition catalogue on antique Turkoman weavings, mainly on main carpets of Yomuds and ... read more
Book: Bausback: Alte Knüpfarbeiten der Belutschen 1980 (Baluchi Rugs)
Translation of german title: Old weavings of the Baluchi
50 old (in 1980!) and antique ... read more
Tapis inuh ceremonial ship cloth, used for princess ceremonial occasion such as weeding birth of death ceremony, pesisir / paminggir people Lampung ... read more
Palampore Chintz Kalamkari Hand-Drawn Mordant- And Resist-Dyed Cotton,From Coromandel Coast South India. India.
C.1725-1750.
Exported to the South-East Asian Market.
Its ... read more
Turkish yastik with unbelievable color and condition. Sivas areaI think. Purple, green, yellow, and blazing scarlet, as is typical of this weaving ... read more
