Two toned Tibetan khaden that uses a repeating ‘gau box’ (or amulet) motif as the design, with a mild abrash through both the orange and tan colours and which, given the predominate orange colour, was almost certainly made for / used by an ecclesiastical person. Made circa 1900 / the early 1900’s, it has all natural dyes, a fine wool pile, a hand-spun wool weft and unusually, a warp that is predominately very dark brown / black hand-spun wool and white cotton plied together. The size is 156cm x 83cm (approximately 61in x 32in), there are no repairs or reweaves, the pile is basically full and the warp ends have been folded over and secured. It is in very good condition. More photos can be seen here https://warpandweft.club/portfolio-item/khadens-item-26/