Antique Silk Bandhani (tye-dye) Indian Shawl. Fabulous antique silk tye-dye odhni (woman's shawl or headcovering), probably from the kutch region of India. ... read more
Suzani (Bochara). Mid to late 19th century. Excellent condition. No repairs. Stunning silk embroidery. Rich saturated natural color. 99"x65". Please take the ... read more
Beautiful Large Kantha Quilt from West Bengal region of India. Late 19th or early 20th century. Beautiful botehs and overall embroidery. 68 ... read more
Suzani (Bochara). Mid to late 19th century. Excellent condition. No repairs. Stunning silk embroidery. Rich saturated natural color. 99"x65". Please take the ... read more
fireman hanten, Japan, Showa (circa 1940), cm 75x134. In old Japan, where wood architecture was predominant, fires occurred frequently. The capital city ... read more
Spectacular shawl or “odhni” from the Rajashthan desert region near the India and Pakistan border. Excellent condition. Ask for more photos. 78 ... read more
Spectacular embroidered shawl or table cloth for the Barmer district or Rajasthan, India. 80 x 48 inches. Embroidered with soof stitch (counted ... read more
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
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
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
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
Ceremonial embroidered sword cover from the Rabari people in the Kutch region of western India. Probably embroidered by the bride’s mother for ... read more
nobori bata cloth, Japan, Meiji (c.1880), cm 350x32. a textile banner used for celebrating Boys' Festival, a Japanese festivity occurring early May ... read more
nobori bata cloth, Japan, Meiji (c.1880), cm 265x36. a textile banner used for celebrating Boys' Festival, a Japanese festivity occurring early May ... read more
furoshiki cloth, Japan, Meiji (circa 1900), cm 113x96 Furoshiki were (and still are to some extent) wrapping cloths used when carrying small ... read more
18th century English needlepoint fire screen. i believe the walnut? frame is original and the reverse has a hand painted Chinese/Japanese panel. ... read more
futonji, Japan, Meiji (circa 1900), cm 141x133. Bedding cover, whose rich, dark green colour was achieved by over-dyeing indigo with a yellow ... read more
futonji, Japan, Late Meiji (circa 1900), cm 152x98. Small bedding cover, whose rich, dark green colour was achieved by over-dyeing indigo with ... read more
