Dida Peoples, woman's prestige skirt

Dida Peoples, woman's prestige skirt, First half 20th c., Ivory Coast, resist dyed raffia, tubular skirt, mounted on wood panel for wall hanging display, approx. 54"h x 34"w (total, incl. fringe) Prov

Jingpo People Woman's Skirt, China, Mid 20th C. Skirt cloth composed of slightly warp faced tabby woven cotton fabric with continuous and discontinuous supplementary weft inlay in wool. Jingpo People,

Kuba peoples, woman's skirt, mid-20th century, 172" x 23" PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Kuba peoples, woman's skirt, mid-20th century, 161" x 43" PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

African Iraqw People's Young Woman's Initiation Skirt, Tanzania, Early 20th C. Beaded leather adorned with red, white, and yellow beads. Size: 40'' x 35'' (102 x 89 cm). The borders of the skirt are m

Woman's Skirt, Chin People, NW Burma, Early/Mid 20th c., cotton, wool, beadwork, weft patterning. Size: 14.25'' x 31.25'' (36 x 79 cm).

3 Li People women's textiles: a woman's skirt, cotton and silk, Baisha region, Hainan; a woman's ceremonial sarong, silk, cotton, and ikat; and another woman's sarong with handspun cotton, Hainan, Chi

Woman's Skirt, Gai Rai People, Vietnam. Size: 52.5" x 52", 133 x 132 cm.

Woman's opened tube skirt and ceremonial jacket, hemp and supplemental weaving, Black Miao people, China, early 20th c. Size 1: 28'' x 42''. Size 2: 25'' x 19''.

2 Woman's tube skirts, Li People, Hainan, S. China, baste fiber, silk. Sizes: 27'' x 18'' (69 x 46 cm) and 23'' x 20'' (58 x 51 cm).

3 Li People Textiles: a ceremonial head cloth woven with Chinese characters, silk embroidery on indigo-dyed cotton; and 2 women's ceremonial skirts, Li people, Baisha area, Hainan, China, early 20th c

Vintage African Kuba Prestige Cloth Dance Skirt, DRC. Size: 18'8'' x 2'10.5'' (569 x 88 cm). Provenance: Craft Caravan, Inc., New York, NY.

Vintage African Kuba Prestige Cloth Dance Skirt, Bushong People, DRC. Size: 17'0'' x 2'10'' (518 x 86 cm). Provenance: Craft Caravan, Inc., New York, NY.

Vintage African Kuba Prestige Cloth Dance Skirt, Bushong People, DRC. Fringed, red tone applique over old weave. Size: 16'4'' x 2'7'' (498 x 79 cm). Provenance: Craft Caravan, Inc., New York, NY.

Kuba Peoples, (4) vintage textiles, DR Congo, each with patchwork of geometric designs, including 2 women's skirts and a child's skirt, largest: 57"l x 26"w, smallest: 26"l x 21"w Provenance: Estate o

2 Antique Chin Textiles, Myanmar: Woman's skirt cloth, silk, early 20th c, Hakka Chin people; and a man's ceremonial sash, cotton tabby ground with supplementary weft weaves, Northern Chin State. Size

Woman's skirt cloth, silk, early 20th century, Hakka Chin people, Myanmar. Size: 38'' x 51.5'' (97 x 131 cm).

Woman's Ceremonial Skirt "Tapis Kaca", Lampung, Indonesia, Early 20th C. Homespun cotton ground with gold-wrapped thread, sequins and mica, silk embroidery, Kauer people. Opened. Tapis are heavily orn

Title: Unusual Vernacular Photo of Women Raising Skirts Description: Mildly Eerie & Unusual Vernacular Snapshot of 2 Women from behind raising their skirts for some reason with a shadow person in the

DESCRIPTION: Fulvio Bianconi for Seguso Vetri D'Arte Murano glass surrealist sculpture depicting an embracing couple, each person featuring a black, pointed face: blonde woman in blue skirt and wrappi

Antique Woman's ceremonial skirt cloth, "tapis"; gold-wrapped thread couched on cotton ground, Abung people, Lampung, Sumatra. Tapis are heavily ornamented ceremonial sarongs made and worn by women in

2 Tribal Textiles, Bahnar People, Vietnam: man's hood/blanket, cotton; and a woman's wrap-around skirt.Sizes: 1) 45'' x 170'' (114 x 432 cm); 2) 38'' x 68'' (97 x 173 cm). Provenance: Apsara Arts of A

A Soviet porcelain figure of a woman from the Peoples of Russia series, State Porcelain Factory, circa 1920. After a design by Pavel Kamenskii, the woman shown in a richly pattern skirt and scarf over

Llcklla, Potolo, Dept Chuquisaca, C. 1950-1980 Quechua. Woman's wedding and festival skirt of the Jalq'A People. Different birds in flight, some with a figure in a figure, are a primary subject for th