Indonesian Batik Cloth

A large blue batik cloth, 82" x 41"

Skirt cloth with hand stamped wax resist patterning in a regular pattern repeat of quatrefoil, square, and circular designs in resist white on an indigo ground. The border is a white stripe with some

Indonesian batik cotton tubular cloth. D: 41L x 37W in. PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Indonesian batik cotton tubular cloth. D: 41.5L x 37.5W in. PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Indonesian Batik Head Cloth from Jambi Province, Sumatra, 19th Century. Crafted from cotton. Dimensions: 3'0'' x 3'0'' (91 x 91 cm). This exquisite piece is rendered on fine cotton using the wax resis

Selendang, shoulder cloth of commercial cotton cloth with tulis (handdrawn) wax resist (batik) dyeing in a patola-based pattern. Medium: cotton; wax resist (batik), Indonesia, 19th Century. Provenance

3 Old Indonesian batik textiles: woman's skirt cloth ("kain panjang"), cotton batik, Java; woman's wrapper with butterfly and flower motif ("kain panjang"), batik tulis on cotton, Java; and cloth with

Indonesian Batik Textile, Mid-Late 20th C. Cloth stamped "B. Indonesia Gajabaru". Blue ground with garuda, temple, bird and other motif in purple, black, white and brown. Size: 3'5'' x 7'8'' (104 x 23

(8) vintage Indonesian Batik Selendang shawls, 20th c., Sumatra, shoulder cloths, 120"l x 21.5"w (largest), 60"l x 12.5"w (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC

Indonesian batik featuring a figural goddess surrounded by dragons. Wax-resist gold tone palette dye applied to a brown cloth. Housed in a gold frame. Work measures 72 in x 32 1/2 in. Frame measures 7

ASSORTED ETHNIC TEXTILES, uncounted lot, including set of Indonesian batik table runner, napkins, and placemats, India embroidered table cloth set with small mirror discs, and Philippine tribal woven

Ca. 1970s. Batik is an Indonesian technique of wax-resist dyeing applied to the whole cloth. This technique originated from the island of Java, Indonesia.

Dated 1976. Batik is an Indonesian technique of wax-resist dyeing applied to the whole cloth. This technique originated from the island of Java, Indonesia.

(40)+ Indonesian Batik fabric portions, most about 94"Lx 39"W, some smaller some larger

Oey Soe Tjoen Indonesian Batik Wedding Sarong 41.5''x82''. A lavishly decorated floral batik from his famous Indo-Chinese workshop. Signed in cartouche near border. Excellent condition. Circa 1950's.

(8) vintage Indonesian Batik textiles, 20th c., Java, incl. (8) batik cotton textiles, two signed examples, 105"l x 41"w (largest), 85.5"l x 40"w (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Profess

Group (6) Indonesian Batik textiles, Java, Incl. floral foliate, bird, and geometric patterns, each approx. 95"l x 40"w Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature

Group (6) Indonesian batik textiles, Java and Sumatra, 92.5"l x 39.75"w (largest), 55.5"l x 12"w (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: Professor

(6) Indonesian batik textiles, Java and Sumatra, incl. (4) sarongs, (1) shawl, and (1) textile panel, 40"l x 36"w (largest sarong), incl. signed, 96"l x 20.5"w (shawl), 40"l x 22"w (smallest) Provenan

4 Blue & White Indonesian Batik Textiles, Late 20th C. 1 Cirebon, at least 2 hand drawn tulis. Size: ranging from 4'3'' x 4'11'' (130 x 150 cm) to 3'4'' x 12'8'' (102 x 386 cm).

2 Indonesian Batik Textiles, Late 20th C. Both with black ground and various shades of green and 1 from Cirebon. Size: 1) 3'4'' x 7'4'' (102 x 224 cm); 2) 3'4'' x 7'7'' (102 x 231 cm).

3 Indonesian batik tulis textiles including 2 headcloths and a selendang, Java. Sizes: 1) 40'' x 42'' (102 x 107 cm); 2) 40'' x 39'' (102 x 99 cm); 3) 80'' x 57'' (203 x 145 cm).

Antique Indonesian Batik Fabric. Busy decoration on black ground. Measures 85-1/2" x 41". Condition: As Is condition. Estimate: $100.00 - $300.00 Domestic Shipping: $66.00

Group (11) Vintage Indonesian batik textiles, 20th c., Sumatra and mostly Java, incl. shawls, sarongs, and panels, in bird, floral, geometric, puppet, and ship patterns, approx. 95"l x 31.5"w (largest