Mola Indian textile fragment

Kuna Indian Mola Textile - Framed 26'' x 22.5'' , Sight 18'' x 14.25''

ink and gouache on paper From a Pawling New York Home Dimensions: sight 10 1/2 x 16, frame 14 x 19 3/4 (USPR6391)(MM)

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.''

2 Kuna Indian Mola Textiles, Panama, Mid 20th C. One with termite pattern, the other an animal pattern. Size: 1) 12.75'' x 16.5'', 32 x 42 cm; 2) 13.5'' x 17.25'', 34 x 44 cm.

Vintage San Blas Islands Kuna Indian Mola Textiles, largest measures 13'' x 17'' and includes a mola strip of orange/blue/and red designs, a cat, a crocodile, a fish, a dog, a toucan, and a double par

Vintage Framed San Blas Island Kuna Indian Mola Textile, hand sewn with intricate designs and multiple cutouts, visual measures 15'' x 20'', framed and under glass, The Kuna (or Guna) Indians are the

Ethnographic Object Assortment Over (30) items including a framed Egyptian Coptic textile fragment; (2) framed Panamanian molas; (11) unframed molas including (3) miniatures; (8) tie-died and batik Gr

San Blas Kuna Indian Hand Sewn Mola Textile, intricate details, measures 13'' x 17.5'', bull and bird motif in vibrant colors

Modern Indian Fabric Wall Hanging, 20th/21st C., extensively embroidered fabric, together with a blue mixed fabric textile fragment of unknown origin The larger: 52"w x 29h"w overall; 48-1/2"w x 25-3/

Michele Gauthier & Don Parker original drypoint color etchings of Great Lake Indians' tribal designs. 1) Menominee Beadwork Leggings. 2) Medicine Bag. 3) Beaded Skirt Fragment. Pencil titled, signed a

19th C. Kashmir Boteh Design Shawl Fragment, wool. Joined vertically at the center. Size: 1'6'' x 5'10'' (46 x 178 cm). Provenance: The Carol Summers Collection of Indian Folk Textiles.

Anonymous Kuna Indian (Kuna Indian, 20th century) Untitled Mola textile 17 x 22 inches. Property from the Carmen S. Holeman Trust, Indianapolis, Indiana

Textile Collector's Lot. Including to 2 Panamanian molas, an Andean weaving, Indian printed bed cover for Uzbek market, small animal trapping, and a mid 20th c. Anatolian cicim/kilim. Size: ranging fr

(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

Reverse Stitchery Applique Folk Art Mola: Needlework of the Kuna Indians of the San Blas Islands, Panama. Originally Inspired by Body Painting. Tribal Textile Art Originally Used in Women's Clothing C

**First Time At Auction** Central America, Panama, San Blas Islands, Kuna / Cuna Indians, ca. second half of the 20th century CE. An amusing example of this folk art form depicting a large bird, a sma

Vintage Mola Textile, depicting a man smoking with baskets. Crafted by Kuna Indians in the San Blas Islands, Panama. Size: 15'' x 19'' (38 x 48 cm).

Tibetan, circa 15th century. A painting on thick fibrous organic material, possibly a fragment of a thangka, depicting 13 figures dressed in heavy drapery bearing haloes and united in a clouded heaven

Antique Navajo Indian Textile 58" x 44" "2nd Phase" Banded Design

A Chinese red silk textile fragment. A figural work in fine silk and metallic hand stitching depicting an Immortal wearing robe with auspicious bats symbols and with outstretched hand holding Peach of

A Fatimid Egypt Silk and Linen tiraz textile fragment, c. 10th Century AD. Size 7 3/4 x 6 inches. Rare Fatimid Islamic Textile fragment composed of beige and brown linen warp and weft threads. decorat

Central American Mola Textile Assortment (41) examples of hand pieced pictorial textiles from the Kuna people of Panama and Ecuador including (2) pillows, (4) unmounted textiles, (6) mounted to plywoo

Chinese Silk Textile Fragment with hibiscus flowers 59 x 48 cm (1' 11" x 1' 7") China, Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644) Condition: very good according to age, slight abrasions and small missing parts, mount

685 RARE SATRANGI BAGH PHULKARI WEDDING SHAWL - FINE EMBROIDERY -WOVENSOULS Wedding Textile Art from Punjab usually created by the grandmother, mother & aunts of the bride over several years. Handmade