San Blas Island Parrot Mola from Panama

(3) Framed Mola textiles, made by the Kuna Indians in the San Blas Islands of the East Coast of Panama, including parrots made by Lisa ca 1994 (12-3/4" x 15-3/4", 16-1/4" x 19-1/8" framed), cupid made

Framed Original San Blas Island Exotic Bird Mola, vibrant colors, visual measures 11'' x 14'', made by the Kuna Indians of San Blas Island Panama, molas are handmade using a reverse applique technique

Mola San Blas Islands Panama Vintage 1 0f 3

Mola San Blas Islands Panama Vintage 2 0f 3

3 Antique Molas, San Blas Islands, Panama. Ranging in size from: 20'' x 16.5'' (51 x 42 cm) to 23.5'' x 19.5'' (60 x 50 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acc

Description: Made from fabric apliques, all but one is unframed. They originate from San Blas Island, Panama. History: The mola or molas, forms part of the traditional outfit of a Kuna woman, two mola

A Fine Antique KUNA MOLA "Lobster" Panama San Blas Island. Measures 15" x 11.5"

San Blas Island Mola Throw Pillow, professionally made throw pillow made from a hand sewn Mola made by the Kuna Indians of San Blas Panama Central America, measures 12'' x 16''

Neiman Marcus San Blas Islands Mola Purse, measures 6'' x 6'', zippered closure, from the Laurice Keyloun Collection of Mola Art, made by the Kuna Indians of San Blas Islands of Panama

Panama Molas - Artist and date unknown . Acquired in the 1970’s. Among the Kuna Indians people in the San Blas Islands of Panama, there is a tradition of making brightly colored panels of cloth

San Blas Island Kuna Indian Mola Textile, measures 16''L x 7.75''W, ''The Guna, also known as Kuna or Cuna, are an indigenous people of Panama and Colombia.''

Central America, Panama, San Blas Islands, ca. early 20th century CE. A special, older example of this highly developed folk art form, coming from the world's finest collection of molas, depicting a v

Vintage geometric and figural Mola applique blouse panels from the Kuna / Guna tribe, San Blas Island, Panama. Largest, approx. 23 1/2" X 17". Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA.

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit The Fowler Museum at UCLA **Panama, San Blas Islands, Kuna, ca. 1950. Mola - Political Poster, Alonzo Fernandez Black Mola - with le

SPIRIT WORLD OF THE KUNA. Mid-Century framed handwoven mola from the Kuna tribal woman of San Blas Islands of Panama. Abstract stylized animals and figures based on the natural and spiritual world of

Kuna People, Mola textile, 20th c., San Blas Islands, Panama, multi-color fabric collage with needlepoint stitching, stitched inscription "Carnavalga" in center image, dated "3 de Noviembre" along top

Mola with Letters, Kuna Indian, Central America, Panama, San Blas Islands. Size: 16'' x 39'' (41 x 99 cm).

Central America, Panama, San Blas Islands, Kuna/Cuna, ca. 1950 CE. A finely crafted example of this folk art form created by the Kuna / Cuna Native American women artisans of Panama, and from the worl

Central America, Panama, San Blas Islands, Kuna/Cuna, ca. 1950 CE. A finely crafted example of this folk art form created by the Kuna / Cuna Native American women artisans of Panama, and from the worl

Central America, Panama, San Blas Islands, Kuna/Cuna, ca. 1950 CE. A finely crafted example of this folk art form created by the Kuna / Cuna Native American women artisans of Panama, and from the worl

Central America, Panama, San Blas Islands, Kuna/Cuna, ca. 1950 CE. A finely crafted example of this folk art form created by the Kuna / Cuna Native American women artisans of Panama, and from the worl

**Originally Listed At $125** Central America, Panama, San Blas Islands, Kuna/Cuna, ca. 1950 CE. A finely crafted example of this folk art form created by the Kuna / Cuna Native American women artisan

KUNA WORLD OF SPIRITS. This framed vintage mola was handwoven by the Kuna women, an indigenous people from the San Blas Islands of Panama. Designs of abstract stylized figures and mythical animals, fr

Central America, Panama, San Blas Islands, ca. mid-20th century CE. A vibrant mola that is hand sewn from several cotton panels to create a dynamic scene of monkeys. The mola is a textile form of folk