Handloom Indian Textile - Tribal Koraput Kotpad Raw Silk Shawl Orissa Odisha

SUPERB vintage shawl from the protected Dongria Kond / Gond tribe of Odisha. Rare - as the tribe is under the protection of the government and interactions with them are extremely limited. The photo o

Elegant natural raw silk Indian sari with ikat borders from Orissa. Size: 36" x 75" (91 x 191 cm). Ex. Collection Pamela Scheinman, noted textile expert and writer for the magazine "American Craft", "

Phulkari Wedding Shawl/Head Cloth, India, 19th C. Silk embroidery on cotton ground, diamond motif, composed of three sections, cochineal dye. Ref: Yet Another Treasury of Indian Folk Textiles, Carol S

Phulkari Wedding Shawl (Sanchi), Punjab, India, Early 20th C. Silk embroidery on cotton ground. Ref: A Treasury of Indian Folk Textiles, Carol Summers, 2002, Page 12. Size: 4'3'' x 6'11'' (130 x 211 c

Phulkari Wedding Shawl/Head Cover, Sind, India/Pakistan, Early 20th C. Silk embroidery on hand woven black cotton. Ref: Another Treasury of Indian Folk Textiles, Carol Summers, 2006, Page 11. Size: 4'

Phulkari Wedding Shawl/Head Cloth, Swat Valley, India/Pakistan, 19th C. Silk embroidery on cotton ground, composed of three sections. Ref: Yet Another Treasury of Indian Folk Textiles, Carol Summers,

Phulkari Wedding Shawl/Head Cloth, Swat Valley, India/Pakistan, 19th C.. Silk embroidery on cotton. Ref: Another Treasury of Indian Folk Textiles, Carol Summers, 2006, Page 13. Size: 4'8'' x 7'10'' (1

20 Indian Tribal Textiles, Early 20th C. Group of Indian Textiles including Banjara bags, many with Cowrie shells. Largest Size: 35" x 35" (89 x 89 cm).

Fine Indian Phulkari Marriage Shawl, silk embroidery on cotton ground, India, circa 1900. Size: 51'' x 82'' (130 x 208 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acce

A hand woven Native American Navajo Indian (Dine) traditional tribal textile eye dazzler rug blanket area carpet. Hand made in a palette of striking red and naturalistic earth tones, with tribal geome

A hand woven Native American Navajo Indian (Dine) traditional tribal textile blanket area rug carpet. Hand made in a palette of striking red and naturalistic earth tones, with tribal geometric pattern

Antique Patola Cloth with "jlamrang" or eight-pointed star design, silk double ikat, Gujarat, produced for the Javanese market. Size: 198'' x 43'' (503 x 109 cm).

Indian Phulkari Silk Embroidered Textile. Provenance: Ex-collection Edward W. M. Bryant of Washington, D.C. and Rockport, MA. Size: 52'' x 84.5'', 132 x 215 cm.

East Punjab Phulkari, Late 19th/Early 20th C. Sunburst and flower design with figures in houses. Provenance: Ex-collection Edward W. M. Bryant of Washington, D.C. and Rockport, MA. Size: 49.5'' x 85''

Indian Phulkari Silk Embroidered Textile. Provenance: Ex-collection Edward W.M. Bryant of Washington, D.C. and Rockport, MA. Size: 52'' x 82.5'', 132 x 210 cm.

MANTON DE MANILA CAPE, 1920-1930s Manton de manila reversible embroidered silk shawl cape, folded & skillfully manipulated to create tiered cape with gathered & stuffed collar, flowing double graduate

685 RARE SATRANGI BAGH PHULKARI WEDDING SHAWL - FINE EMBROIDERY -WOVENSOULS Wedding Textile Art from Punjab usually created by the grandmother, mother & aunts of the bride over several years. Handmade

Raw silk large reversible panel muted / pastel color scenes with central woman figure (Geisha ?) and man playing a flute from the riverside on a tan background approx 66" W x 115" L (5.5' x 9.5') with

Indian Punjabi Sainchi Phulkari embroidered with figures and animals surrounded by geometric borders, ca. late 19th to early 20th century. Handspun cotton plan weave (khaddar) textile with silk and co

Indian Punjabi Sainchi Phulkari embroidered with figures and animals surrounded by geometric borders, ca. late 19th to early 20th century. Handspun cotton plan weave (khaddar) textile with silk and co

Wedding Textile Art from Punjab usually created by the grandmother, mother & aunts of the bride over several years. Handmade cotton cloth is embroidered with silk. Used at the wedding and subsequently

Fine Kashmir Moon Shawl, Ca. 1825, wool. Signed in the black moon. Ref: Yet Another Treasury of Indian Folk Textiles, Carol Summers, 2013, page 62-63. Size: 4'8'' x 4'7'' (142 x 140 cm). The moon shaw

Rumal, Chamba, Himachal Pradesh, Late 19th C. All silk embroidery on silk. The rumal (coverlet) was used to cover wedding gifts. Ref: Yet Another Treasury of Indian Folk Textiles, Carol Summers, 2013,

Vicuna Shawl, Peru, Early 20th Century. Size: 46'' x 59'' (117 x 150 cm).International Textile Arts Auction, Live and Online: 10/29/17. Folk, Traditional, Ethnographic, Tribal, Ceremonial Textiles, in