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Indonesia - Sumatra, ship's cloth - ritual fabric - tribal art - textile mural
This handwoven ship's cloth comes from the island of Sumatra and is certainly old. This is a ritual fabric from Lampung in the south of the island. The depiction is of abstractly designed ships (silk on cotton), so-called soul boats. The transition of dead souls to a land of the ancestors.
These cloths are traditional and have always been owned by families for generations.
The condition is very good, with age-related signs of wear that have been neatly sewn. The cloth was sewn by hand onto a fabric-covered frame and, as it is, can look like an antique, textile picture on the wall. Frame: 80cm x 80cm
price:
300 Euro
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