Ferghana ikat chapan, very early 20th century. Russian trade cloth cotton lining with striped interior binding and an external finish of blue ... read more
Hair Ornament
22k gold hair ornament, jadaibillai, from Bangalore, Karnataka. Repousse gold depicting Lord Krishna dancing on a 5 headed Naga. 19th c
Size: ... read more
Baluch bag face, 19th century. Excellent soft pile and overall condition. Abstracted dragon motifs in the four corners of the central medallion. ... read more
Baluchi prayer rug.
Stylized trees in hand panels.
Camel hair field.
Retains striped kelim aprons.
Minor oxidation loss of black colour.
39” wide by 77” long.
Very Unique And Rare Palledar Fragment of Kani Jamawar, From Kashmir, India.
C.1810-1820.
Its Size is 35cmx125cm.
Total 9 Butas, Size of Butas is 12cX26cm
Thick piled natural dyed Tibetan khaden with a central mandala-like motif with leaves spread sparingly about in a lovely marled green main ... read more
Turkey. Eastern Anatolia, highlands of Mut region, grain bag face. Cm 90x105. 1st q 20th c. Very intriguing, colorful & elaborate pattern. ... read more
An Very Fine Folk Embroidery Kantha Quilted and embroidered cotton kantha Probably From East Bengal(Bangladesh) region, India. c.1900 -1925.
Its size is 80cmX100cm(20221226_152314_001).
a striking ikat chapan, Uzbekistan early 20th c. It is in good condition with a particularly attractive lining perhaps of Russian printed ... read more
Silk waistcoat with silk hand embroidery, English, c.1770-1790 - a typical design fashionable at the period. In very good condition. The slight ... read more
From Sonny Berntssons collection:
No 707 Marash Arab embroidery, Iraq. 167 x 237 cm
From the area between Euphrat and Tigris.
Good condition, no holes.
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From Sonny Berntssons collection:
No 706 Marash Arab embroidery from the area between Euphrat and Tigris in Iraq.
148 x 228 cm. Good condition ... read more
"Guatemalan Traditional Dress: Diversity and Evolution" Textile Museum Associates of Southern California. In-Person program, Saturday, April 15, 10 am Pacific Time, ... read more
