SE Asian, Laos? Silk Ikat Textile

Ikat and supplementary weft patterns in red, blue and white, very soft and fluid, with holes, patches. approx. 52" x 26". Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA. Acquired in the 1970s

Hmong cotton fabric with indigo resist dyed allover pattern, approx. 66" x 44". Offered together with a cotton and silk ikat sarong from Laos, spprox 38" x 32" closed, (38" x 64" if opened) and a SE A

2 Ceremonial Southeast Asian Textiles, Early 20th C. Including an old Tai Lao silk ceremonial ikat skirt with supplementary weave; and a blouse of the Bagobo (B'laan) people from Mindanao, Philippines

South East Asian and Indonesian Textile Lot. Including: 1) silk ikat mudmi skirt; 2) Tai Lue hand loomed textile skirt, Thailand/Laos, 20th century; 3) one stamped Indonesian batik; 4) one printed Ind

Central Asian Silk Ikat Textile, Uzbekistan, 19th C. Size: 5'11'' x 4'6'' (180 x 137 cm). Provenance: Ex Yosi Barzilai collection.

(8) old Southeast Asian silk Ikat textiles, 20th c., Cambodia and Thailand, incl. sarongs and textile fragments, 86.5"l x 31"w (largest), 32"l x 34.5" (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Pr

4 Vintage Central Asian Silk Ikat Textiles, Uzbekistan, 20th C. Range in size from: 31'' x 15'' (79 x 38 cm) to 6' x 6' (183 x 183 cm)

(7) vintage Southeast Asian silk and Ikat textiles, 19th/20th c., Cambodia, incl. (3) textiles and (4) skirt sarongs, 136"l x 34"w (largest textile), 106"l x 33.5"w (smallest textile), 36"l x 32"w (la

Group of 8 Old SE Asian Embroidered Textiles; Vietnam, Laos, Thailand. Ranging in Size from: 4'' x 12'' (10 x 30 cm) to 64'' x 9'' (163 x 23 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in

Lot of Southeast Asian textiles including Thai silk ikat longyi; Thai/Burmese silk ikat longyi with cotton waistband, possibly Shan; Haka longyi with ikat woven on backstrap loom, Myanmar; East Timor

Ikat-dyed silk Asian stole-style fabric / textile. [40 x 81 inches]. In good condition.

Two Antique Central Asian Textiles, 19th c., including a silk ikat and a silk embroidered suzani. Largest Size: 65'' x 43'' (165 x 109 cm). Philadelphia PA estate. Note on terms for estimating the age

Tai Daeng ceremonial cotton and silk skirt with ikat, northern Laos, late 19th c. Size: 28.25'' x 28.25'' (72 x 72 cm). Uncut. Provenance: Lee and Vichai Chinalai collection.

3 Antique Central Asian Ikat Textiles, including 2 robes and a hooded cover. Silk, cotton. Ranging in size from 4'1'' x 3'4'' (124 x 102 cm) to 4'10'' x 3'10'' (147 x 117 cm).

2 Central Asian Weavings, including an antique Turkmen tent band section and a vintage silk velvet ikat, both professionally attached to stretchers. Sizes: 37'' x 13'', 94 x 33 cm (textile); 44'' x 20

20th century; including: two Indonesian Ikats, including one silk, silk - 20 x 45 in., and linen - 62 x 52 in.; two Japanese printed cotton panels, 27 x 30 in., and 33 x 26 in., one printed blue linen

Textile Collection, Various Cultures. Including: a Sari, Ikat Sarong, 2 Sindh Embroidered Bodices, Early 20th c., Old Central Asian Uzbek Trappings and a Silk Bolt (3). Provenance: Maryanne Conheim, P

Central Asian Bokhara Ikat, Uzbekistan, 19th C. Made with natural dyes on a blend of cotton and silk, backed with Russian chintz, this textile exhibits a six-color ikat panel. Comprising three strips

Collector's Lot of Ethnographic Textiles (4) including 2 old woven Burmese silk textiles with undulating wave pattern, 1 old Uzbek ikat robe/chapan and large beautifully embroidered Central Asian suza

Large collection of West Sumba ikats and Hinggi shawls in assorted sizes. Silk, embroidered, brocade and much more. From a private Island of Palm Beach estate.

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).

Antique silk ikat textile with Russian cotton backing, Uzbekistan, 19th c. Size: 72'' x 56'', (183 x 142 cm).

Antique Central Asian Silk Ikat Kaftan, circa 1900. Size: 51" x 65" (130 x 165 cm).

Silk Ikat Textile, Gujarat, India, late 20th c. A silk warp, silk weft double ikat patola with field of diamond shapes enclosing caparisoned elephants and parrots, and a border pattern repeat of a flo