Akha, Yunnan Province, Southern China, Group of (3) Vintage Cotton Embroidery Loincloth

Akha, Yunnan Province, Southern China, group of (3) vintage cotton embroidery loincloth with colorful geometric tribe pattern, each 11"l x 4"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New Yor

Miao, Yunnan Province, Southern China, group of (3) vintage cotton embroidery accessories, 15"l x 17"w, 14"lx 15"w, 9"l x 5"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Hmong, Yunnan Province, Southern China, group of (2) vintage cotton embroidery possibly "Paj Ntaub" daily life story flower cloth pattern, 14"l x 6"w , 11"l x 5"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Profess

Miao, Yunnan Province, Southern China, group of (2) vintage cotton embroidery accessories, black ground with multicolor traditional tribal pattern, 18"l x 22"w, 16"l x 18"w Provenance: From the estate

Miao, Yunnan Province, China, group of (3) vintage cotton and silk embroidery accessories, 18"l x 7"w, 16"l x 7"w , 8"l x 6"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Miao, Yunnan Province, Southern China, group of (7) vintage silk and cottona embroidery components with intricate geometrical muted and bright color pattern, largest 20"l x 5"w, smallest 13"l x 8"w PR

Hmong, Yunnan Province, Southern China, group of (2) vintage silk and cotton embroidery accessories with colorful pattern, 20"l x 6"w , 14"l x 16"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , Ne

Miao, Yunnan Province, Southern China, group of (7) vintage silk embroidery components with intricate geometrical muted color patterns, largest one 38"l x 4"w, smallest 16"l x 5"w PROVENANCE:From the

Possibly Yi People, Yunnan Province, Southern China, group of (2) vintage silk embroidery components with colorful flowers, and animals symbolizing triumph over evil, fertility or life without beginni

Miao, Yunnan Province, Southern China, vintage cotton with silk thread embroidery baby carrier, black ground with multicolor traditional pattern, 32"l x 19"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip

Miao/Hmong, Yunnan Province, China, vintage cotton skirt with seed beads, yellow, and red embroidery, 22"l x 24"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Miao People, Guizhou Province (formerly Kweichow), Southwest China, group of (4) vintage woven cotton accessories, two with tin metal embroidery accents, 18"l x7"w, 17"l x7"w, one textile panel with i

Yao/Dai/ Miao, Vietnam , group of (3) vintage cotton embroidery accessories, one jacket flap, 15"l x 14"w, one collar 17"l x 5"w , two short sleeves 7.5"l x 6"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Phil

Hmong, Southeast China, group of (3) cotton and silk accessories embroidery textiles, one predominantly red color, 25"l x 20"w, one in black and white with intricate pattern, 25"l x 10"w, one predomin

2 Pairs of Zhuang Child's Pants With Attached Shoes, Yunnan Province, China, Early-Mid 20th C. 1) Cotton, silk embroidery, applique, foil couching. Open crotch cotton pants with tie front closure sewn

Miao festival apron, Yunnan Province, China, 20th century, executed in cotton with silk embroidery, appliquŽs, and sequins, in pink and red on a black ground, with a tie at the waist, backed in plain

Miao festival apron, Yunnan Province, China, 20th century, executed in cotton with silk embroidery, appliqués, and sequins, in pink teal, yellow, and red on a black ground, with a tie at the waist, b

South China, Yunnan, Akha Embroidery Cotton Loin Cloth, 9"l x 4.5"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Miao People, Southwest China, vintage woven cotton wrap, indigo, with red, blue , white applique stripes, assorted color embroidery accent, 73"l x 19"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould

2 Pairs of Zhuang Child's Pants With Attached Shoes, Yunnan Province, China, Early-Mid 20th C. Silk, cotton, bast fiber, foil, metal button; appliqué, embroidery, couching. 2 pairs of open crotch c

Black Hmong Hill Tribe, Vietnam, group of (6) vintage colorful cotton embroidery sashes/possibly apron or head accessory, with traditional pattern, 16"l x 3"w, 6"l x 17"w, two 5"l x 17"w, 5"l x 16"w,

Finely Embroidered Yi Belt, China, Early 20th C. Woolen belt or sash with cotton end panels finely embroidered in silk. Wool twill, cotton cloth, silk thread; embroidery. Yi People, Yunnan Province, C

3 Chinese Minority Textiles: 1) Baby Carrier, Cotton And Silk With Brocade Patterning And Embroidery, Miao / Hmong Minority Group, China, 20th C. Size: 30.75"H x 38"W (78 x 96.5 cm); 2) Baby Carrier,

Group includes 2 Nouveaute vintage rayon/cotton yellow damask tablecloths, one still has it's tag for 60x90", I believe the other is the same size. They are unused, still tied in their original ribbon