boro futon cover, Japan, early Showa (circa 1920), cm 175x183. There is a class of Japanese folk textiles known as boro, which ... read more

Baluch Salor Chane saddle with silk flowers

furoshiki cloth, Japan, early Showa (circa 1930), cm 76x75. Furoshiki were (and still are to some extent) wrapping cloths used when ... read more

Lahariya Tie and Dye Turbans Probably From Sanchor Dist. Rajasthan.India.

Lahariya Tie and Dye Turbans Probably From Sanchor Dist. Rajasthan.India.

Lahariya Tie and Dye Turbans Probably From Shekhawati Dist. Rajasthan.India. known As Panch Rangi Turban.

Lahariya Tie and Dye Turbans Probably From Shekhawati Dist. Rajasthan.India.

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