Northern Chin people, Haka Mantle, Burma

Northern Chin people, Haka group Mantle, Burma. Size: 56.5'' x 38'' (144 x 97 cm).

Northern Chin people, Haka group Mantle, Burma, cotton, silk, discontinuous supplementary weave. Size: 64.5'' x 41'' (164 x 104 cm).

Antique Haka Skirt ("Thi Hni"), Northern Chin, Burma. Open wrapped fringed skirt of cotton with additional silk threads added in supplementary weft inlay, decorated with long glass, seed and shell bea

Northern Chin Skirt Cloth, Burma, Early 20th C. Skirt cloth called "hnital" of mixed cotton and silk, a warp-faced tabby ground with supplementary weft inlay. Matupi area field tag, Zotung people. Siz

Blanket, Chin People, NW Burma, cotton, silk, early-mid 20th c. Size: 54.25'' x 78.25'' (138 x 199 cm).

Woman's Skirt, Chin People, NW Burma, Early/Mid 20th c., cotton, wool, beadwork, weft patterning. Size: 14.25'' x 31.25'' (36 x 79 cm).

Antique Kapala, Chin people of Burma, circa 18th - 19thC, used in shamanistic bon po rituals. Carved bird with bird in peak in front, gold and red pigment. Kapala is from the front of the skull above

Rare early 20th C man's loin cloth, Chin people, west Burma (Myanmar), cotton, silk. Size: 176'' x 6.5'' (447 x 17 cm).

Old ceremonial tunic, Chin people, west Burma (Myanmar), cotton, silk. Size: 44.5'' x 31'' (113 x 79 cm).

Antique Mara Man's Loincloth, Burma, Northern Chin. Wide, cotton tabby loincloth with decoration on ends in supplementary weft inlay. Unusual weave in which end sections are made of indigo dyed, weft-

Haka Chin Tunic, Burma, Early 20th C. Short, open front woman's tunic, 'kor' or 'kul', of mixed cotton and silk, in a weft-faced tabby ground with supplementary weft and warp inlay. Constructed from t

Haka Chin silk and cotton skirt with buttons, seeds and cowry shells. Size: 31'' x 49'', 79 x 124 cm (cut).

Falam Chin Skirt Cloth, Burma, Early 20th C. Skirt cloth called "hnital," of mixed cotton and silk, a warp-faced tabby ground with supplementary weft inlay. Northern Chin. Size: 38'' x 43.5'', (97 x 1

2 Antique Chin Textiles, Myanmar: Woman's skirt cloth, silk, early 20th c, Hakka Chin people; and a man's ceremonial sash, cotton tabby ground with supplementary weft weaves, Northern Chin State. Size

2 Haka Chin textiles including woman's cotton skirtcloth with cowrie shells, early 20th c., and woman's silk top, Burma, early-mid 20th century. Sizes: 1) 36.5'' x 46'' (93 x 117 cm); 2) 36.5'' x 46''

Mara Chin Shoulder Cloth, Burma, Early 20th C. Mantle constructed from two woven sections sewn together; weft faced tabby ground with supplementary weft patterning (inlay). Provenance: Ex. Roger Holla

2 Mara Chin Shoulder Cloths, Burma, Early 20th C. Including a mantle, canng rua, composed of several sections of tabby woven cloth with vertical stripes in the warp and supplementary weft patterning i

Pair of large amber ear plugs made by the Hkakhu speaking Kachin People, Burma, circa 1900. Each Size: 4'' x .75'' (diameter); 10 x 2 cm. Provenance: Lee and Vichai Chinalai collection.

Asho or Khamaw Chin Tunic, Burma, Early 20th C.Tunic of fine cotton tabby with narrow stripes of yellow and red warps on a black ground, and continuous supplementary weft inlay in rectangular sections

2 Mru Chin Loincloths, Burma, Early 20th C. Mru Chin loincloth ("daun"), with crisp and well defined woven "spirit pattern" designs, unusual edging borders, and rich dye-tones are throughout. The fabr

Sungtu Chin Tunic, Burma, Early to Mid 20th C. Woman's long tunic made from four rectangular sections of cloth, sewn together to leave a vertical slit at the front and back at the neck and short side

Early 20th C. selendang shoulder cloth with sacred ragidup ("Pattern of Life") designs, Batak people, Northern Sumatra. Purchased from Anita Spertus and Robert Holmgren, authors of "Early Indonesian T

A GROUP OF TWO WEST AFRICAN "YIRIGE" ANTELOPE AGRICULTURE AND MOURNING CEREMONIAL HEADDRESSES, KARUMBA PEOPLES, NORTHERN BURKINA FASO, 20TH CENTURY, seeds, natural pigment and carved wood, each respec

Central Asia, Northeastern India / Northwestern Burma, Naga people, ca. early 20th century CE. A fabulous pair of wooden spears from the Naga people with tapered lower ends and a formidable head on on