Ancient Calabrian wedding blanket.
Made as a bride's trousseau from the early 1900s.
Very difficult to find in pristine condition like this ... read more
• undivided bengal •
c. 1900
Cotton plain weave; hand sewn, quilted and embroidered with cotton thread in colorful palate red, blue, Yellow, green, ... read more
An Kalamkari Block Print And Hand-Drawn, Mordant- And Resist-Dyed Cotton, From Deccan Region of South India. India.
c.1850-1870.
Its size is 180cmX273cm(20211120_154850).
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Wall hanging made of beautiful brocade from Gujarat, woven on gajji silk with paisley motif.
Indigo Blue, Pinkish red and Gold ... read more
yellow chakla •
Featuring Karchob embroidery from Gujarat.
This Chakla has silver sequence, with zardozi and aari work, fully hand embroidered with neatness ... read more
chakla •
Beautiful karchob embroidery.
These heart melting colours and intricate embroidery belongs to Gujarat.
This Chakla has silver sequence, with zardosi and aari ... read more
Chakla Pichwai Quilt From Saurashtra Gujarat. India. Silk on Silk Emmbroidery, With Khinkhab Brocade (Real Zari)Broders on the Side.
This was Traditionally used ... read more
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The most colorful array of fabrics imaginable.
Sharing this beautiful hand embroidered Belt from Kutch and Saurashtra region of Gujarat.
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An Fine Mochi Aari Embroidery , Floral Design Chakla (Wall Hanging), Its Fine Mochi Aari Embroidery of Gold and Silver Zari work(Real Gold Silver) ... read more
• kantha lines •
Kantha quilted embroidery, c. 1900
Cotton plain weave; hand sewn, quilted and embroidered with cotton thread in red & black.
Available
Paithani Shalu Saree Double Pallu (Pallov) indigo Blue Sari,Its characterised by borders of an oblique square design, and a two pallu design,It’s ... read more
• blue STORY•
This Square kantha from Bengal, features a central mandala surrounded by diagonal flower shaped designs and stars above and underneath ... read more
Folk Art of Punjab, Phulkari From East(Punjab)India Called As Folk phulkari.Proper Samalsar, kotkapura of Punjab India.C.1900. Rare Figurative Design. Floss Silk on ... read more
Balinese Kamesan Calendar.
Called a 'tabing plintangan'.
Large rectangular plain weave natural cotton cloth dipped in rice paste
and painted with polychrome tints. The cloth ... read more
• chakla •
The signature effect of the colour full embroidery sparkles when small mirrors called abla are sewn over the geometrically shaped ... read more
• kutchi purse •
The most colourful array of fabrics imaginable.
Sharing this beautiful hand embroidered Kutchi purse from kutch and Saurashtra region of
Tampan, ceremonial textile from Lampung, s. Sumatra, Indonesia, cotton, patterned by supplemental wefts on a plain weave ground, 26 x 31 inches, ... read more
Yomut(?) Turkmen Embroidered Collar(from a garment), 3'5' long by 3.5" wide, 19th c., Central Asia
A very different composition of design as compared ... read more
An Very Rare And Very Indigo Blue Lahariya Design Saree With Stamp , Mordant- And Resist-Dyed Cotton, From Rajasthan India. India.
c.1850-1870. ... read more
Woman's silk shawl, Palembang region, s. Sumatra, Indonesia, resist dye patterning, 34 x 83 inches, late 19th/early 20th cnetury. Small damages and ... read more
Amish or possibly Mennonite quilt from Pennsylvannia, wool flannel front fabric, 19th century, 76 x 78 inches, Streak of lightening design, Good ... read more
Uzbekistan Pair of Antique Lakai Embroidered Cross Stitch All fine silk cross stitch work on cotton. All beautifull colors.Size - ''57 cm ... read more
• undivided bengal •
Kantha-making whole again that was fragmented or broken.
c. 1900
Cotton plain weave; hand sewn, quilted and embroidered with cotton thread ... read more
Selendang Megamendung Silk Batik
<<< Dreadful photograph on RugRabbit : if interested i will email you the original>>
a selendang is a long, ... read more
Hinggi Kombu, Sumba , Indonesia. Prior 1950.
Man's ceremonial shoulder wrap, cotton, decorated with warp ikat used for adat exchanges and clothing.
Alternating rows ... read more
Man's bark cloth headhunting headwrapper, Toradja people, Sulawesi, Indonesia, painted with natural pigments, 44 x 56 inches, circa 1900-1940. These wrappers were ... read more
