Kuba Raffia Cloth, Zaire

Kuba raffia cloth, Zaire, early 20th century. Size: 23'' x 21.25'', 58 x 54 cm (textile); 26'' x 25'', 66 x 64 cm (stretcher). Provenance: Lee and Vichai Chinalai collection.

Exemplary Kuba, Bushoong Raffia Cloth Skirt, Zaire. Size: approximately 96"L x 32"W

Very Fine Kuba Shoowa Raffia Cloth Skirt, Zaire. Size: approximately 121"L x 25"W

Kuba People, Cermonial Raffia Cloth Skirt, Zaire. Size: approximately 132"L x 21"W

This exceptional Kuba cloth, crafted from raffia palm fibers and sourced from the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly known as Zaire), measures an impressive 232.5 inches in length and 26 inches in

This striking Kuba cloth, woven from raffia fibers, is a traditional textile originating from the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire). The cloth measures 168 inches in length and 20.5 inches

African Kuba Cloth Man's Ceremonial Skirt. Raffia, intricate applique with arrow patterns, Zaire, early 20th c. Size: 210'' x 34'' (533 x 86 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, Sonoma, CA.

This authentic Kuba cloth, meticulously woven from raffia fibers, hails from the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire). It measures 102 inches in length and 23 inches in width, presenting a di

African Kuba Cloth Ceremonial Skirt. 7 panels sewn together, raffia, applique. Zaire, early 20th c. Size: 174'' x 34'' (442 x 86 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, Sonoma, CA.

Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kuba, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A lengthy woven cloth panel made from raffia palm leaves with a pompom trim- measuring 27 feet (8.2 meters)- t

Kuba Raffia Cloth Royal Or Ceremonial Overskirt, DRC. Size: 18'1'' x 2'7'' (551 x 79 cm).

Outstanding Kuba Raffia Cloth Overskirt, Bushong People, DRC, Early 20th C. Size: 2'9'' x 15' (84 x 457 cm). Private San Francisco CA. collection.

African Kuba hand-woven and sewn raffia cloth textile, Congo, in shades of cream, gold, black, and brown, with check and applique patterns, bearing written signature "ILEO." 21" W X 11' 6" L. Wear con

African Kuba hand-woven and -sewn raffia cloth textile, Congo, in shades of cream, gold, black, and brown, with tie dye, check and applique patterns. 26" W X 15' 3" L. Wear consistent with age and use

Originally offered at $300... Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kuba, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A woven of Kuba cloth panel made from raffia and cotton using cut-pile and embr

Kuba Raffia Cloth Royal Or Ceremonial Overskirt, DRC. Known as "ncaka kot" or "ntchak". Estate of NYC collector and textile artist Kathrine Cline. Size: 166'' x 36.5'', 422 x 93 cm.

African Art Kuba Raffia Cloth from Democratic Republic of Congo 128"long x 22.25"wide Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your

African Art Kuba Raffia Cloth from Democratic Republic of Congo 147"long x 24"wide Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your max

Group of four African Kuba hand-woven and sewn raffia cloth mats with suede leather undersides, Congo. Largest: 20.5" W X 23.5" L. Wear consistent with age and use.

African Art Kuba Raffia Cloth from D.R. of Congo 58 high x 19 inches wide Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. Jas

Kuba cloth is a traditional raffia textile woven from palm fronts by the Shoowa people of the Democratic Republic of Congo, cut velvet piles was the inspiration for various design patterns. Typically

Kuba cloth is a traditional raffia textile woven from palm fronts by the Shoowa people of the Democratic Republic of Congo, cut velvet piles was the inspiration for various design patterns. Typically

Kuba cloth is a traditional raffia textile woven from palm fronts by the Shoowa people of the Democratic Republic of Congo, cut velvet piles was the inspiration for various design patterns. Typically

From the Democratic Republic of Congo, cut velvet piles was the inspiration for various design patterns. Typically this type of textiles was used as clothing, traded as currency. Many use it now for c