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Uroboro
tairyo bata, Japan, Showa (c.1950), cm 125x180. a flag used on used on fishermen boats. Unlike other examples vividly decorated in a ... read more
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Banjara Textiles
Spectacular shawl or “odhni” from the Rajashthan desert region near the India and Pakistan border. Excellent condition. Ask for more photos. 78 ... read more
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price:  US$350
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Fred Hazin
Stock# a173 | Boluch Bag | Circa: 1900's
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Fred Hazin
Stock#A172 | Kourdish Bag | Circa: 1900's
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Fred Hazin
Stock #a171 | Uzbek Bag Face | Circa: 1900s
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shibori yukata, Japan, Showa (circa 1950), cm 151x130. a lightweight male summer kimono, made of hand spun, hand woven cotton, nicely thick ... read more
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James Blackmon Textile Arts
Khorosan depressed warp mina khani design Baluch carpet Ref: 3022
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Camel ground Baluch prayer rug Ref:3016
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Salih Simsek
Eastern Anatolian Large Heybe Circa.1890
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Gallery Of The Arts Of Man
Ninghsia rug. Circa 1800. Very old restorations (re-weaving and re-pilling). Original salvages and full pile. 23 1/2"x23"
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Gallery Of The Arts Of Man
Rare Turkoman Torba with a rare diamond gull design.. An Arabatchi in excellent condition. Full pile. One minor break, as can be ... read more
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Banjara Textiles
Spectacular embroidered shawl or table cloth for the Barmer district or Rajasthan, India. 80 x 48 inches. Embroidered with soof stitch (counted ... read more
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Wayne Barron
Large old Turkish yastik with thick high pile. Wild design. Terrific border. Wide range of strong saturated colors. Sulphonic blues. Original kilim ... read more
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Pascal Michaud
Central Asian torba possibly Ersari
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Ipek Yolu-Silk Road Konya-Turkey
Oriqinal Antique Persian Camel Bag... All colors are naturel dyes and age over 100 years old.. Item No: ha004
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Old embroidered Indian game board, or so I’m told. My source tells me it’s for a game called “Dara” that’s played in ... read more
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Old Sindi Shawl or abochhini, approx 72 x 52 inches, green floss embroidery on handloomed cotton material with the so-called “Sindi stitch.” ... read more
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Floris Van Den Berg, Amsterdam
Eriwan Rug / 3.9 x 4.9 Feet 120 x 150 Cm
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Ipek Yolu-Silk Road Konya-Turkey
Old Kasgai Bag Face... All colors are naturel dyes and good pile...
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Rob Van Wieringen
Early, archaïc Shahsavan Kilim
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Rob Van Wieringen
Beshir torba, 140 x 43 cm.
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Uroboro
nobori bata cloth, Japan, Showa (c.1950), cm 724x72. a textile banner used for celebrating Boys' Festival, a Japanese festivity occurring early May ... read more
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nobori bata cloth, Japan, Showa (c.1950), cm 726x72. a textile banner used for celebrating Boys' Festival, a Japanese festivity occurring early May ... read more
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Joe
Baluch rug, late 19th century. 6' x 3'8''. Structurally interesting with symmetrical knotting, and mix of red and brown ... read more
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Beau Ryan
Fragment from an unusual and early Oushak area carpet.
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Beau Ryan
Small, full pile, Fereghan Sarouk. Beautiful wool and saturated colors.
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Pascal Michaud
Tiger Rug , Pascal Michaud, Tibet, China and more
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Banjara Textiles
Old embroidered wedding choli from Kutch India, Barmer, Rajasthan, or possibly the Sind region. 41 inches across from sleeve tip to sleeve ... read more
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Banjara Indian Dowry bag. 12 x 18 inches. This is a square embroidery that has been folded and sewn to form the ... read more
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Michael Beste, Noah's Ark
ling-chay (shouldercloth) from kinnaur or Spiti, West Himalaya, India. 63x90 cm; sheep and goat-wool. First half 20th century This textiels are worn ... read more
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Ipek Yolu-Silk Road Konya-Turkey
Antique Persian Nomadic Bag. Over 100 years old all colors are naturel dyes...
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Ipek Yolu-Silk Road Konya-Turkey
Antique Persian bag face, wool on wool naturel colors in good condition no repair no stain, perfect beautiful colors, long pile...
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Uroboro
dounuki kimono, Japan, early Meiji (circa 1880), cm 141x123 This is a ‘donouki’, that is the inner kimono of the formal kimono ... read more
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