Pua Kumbu, Malaysian Borneo, Textile

Brick red, dark brown, blue and natural white ikat vintage or antique textile with multiple borders. Approx. 91" x 51" Acquired in the 1970s-1980 by the original owner, who purchased a number of antiq

Borneo, Iban Pua Kumbu, Ikat Textile. Early to mid 20th C. Size: approximately 70"L x 25"W

Pua kumbu, "Nabau" or serpent pattern, homespun cotton ikat, Iban, Sarawak. Size: 89'' x 48'' (226 x 122 cm).

Cotton fiber woven in two strips sewn together in the middle, with linear borders on each side, and overall geometric pattern with branches, hooks, diamond shapes, some suggestive of animals, people a

Ceremonial Iban Dayak Pua with Ikat dyed motifs on cotton, Borneo, Mid 20th C. Sarawak State, Malaysia, c.1950-1960, from the coastal area, near or in the Saribas area. Size: 64'' x 37'', (163 x 94 cm

Ceremonial Iban Dayak Textile Pua with Ikat Dyed Motifs on Cotton, Borneo, c.1920-1930. Likely from coastal area in the Saribas area. Size: 81'' x 31.75'', (206 x 81 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or

Ceremonial Dayak Textile Pua with Ikat dyed motifs on cotton, Borneo, Sarawak State, Malaysia, c.1910-1930, from the coastal area, near or in the Saribas area. Natural dyes except in border area; the

Ceremonial Pua Kumbu, Dayak People, Borneo, Early 20th C. Warp ikat with handspun cotton. The intricate execution of the hooks, together with the central design bordered by unbroken white lines at one

Ceremonial Dayak Textile Pua with Ikat motifs on cotton, natural dyes; Borneo, Sarawak State, Malaysia, from the coastal area, near or in the Saribas area. Size: 7'4'' x 4'2'' (224 x 127 cm)

Small Ceremonial Dayak Textile Pua with Ikat motifs on cotton, natural dyes; Borneo, Sarawak State, Malaysia, from the coastal area, near or in the Saribas area. Size: 44'' x 19'' (112 x 48 cm).

Ceremonial Dayak Textile Pua with Ikat motifs on cotton, natural dyes; Borneo, Sarawak State, Malaysia, from the coastal area, near or in the Saribas area. Size: 6'9'' x 4'6'' (206 x 137 cm)

3 Iban Dayak Pua Textiles, Borneo. Size: 1) 3'7'' x 1'10'' (109 x 56 cm); 2) 3'0'' x 1'7'' (91 x 48 cm); 3) 3'7'' x 1'10'' (109 x 56 cm)

Two Ceremonial Dayak "Pua" Textiles, Borneomid 20th century, from the Iban people, with wooden mounting rod, earth tones with repeating figural motif, unmarked. 92 x 48 in. Collected while living amon

Ceremonial Iban Dayak Cotton Ikat Textile Pua, Borneo, c.1920-1930. Size: 46'' x 20'' (117 x 51 cm).

Hand woven blanket with geometric pattern of diamonds and hooks with other figures in rust reds, browns and natural white. Kalimantan, Borneo, Indonesia. Minor stains. Approx. 74" x 22" Provenance: Es

Ethnographic Textile Assortment (8) items including an Iban Pua Kumbu weaving in earth tones from Malaysia; a Tekat metallic gold and silver colored thread embroidered

Ceremonial Dayak Textile Pua with Ikat Dyed Motifs on Cotton, Borneo, Sarawak State, Malaysia. c.1960. Size: 60'' x 28'', (152 x 71 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auct

Rare Ceremonial Pua Sungkit (ulu ai), hand spun cotton, supplementary weft wrapping, Iban People, Borneo, late 19th/early 20th c. Such textiles played an important role in headhunting ceremonies. The

Highly detailed Pua kombu ceremonial cloth with crocodile motif, "buah baya", cotton ikat, 19th/early 20th century, Iban, Borneo. Size: 37'' x 80'' (94 x 203 cm).

Cotton panels stitched together at the center. Mid 20th Century. 71 x 41 1/2". Provenance: From a Private Rhode Island Collection; acquired in Borneo 1980s.

Cotton panels stitched together at the center. Mid 20th Century. L 74 1/2" x W 36". Provenance: From a Private Rhode Island Collection; acquired in Borneo in 1981.

Dayak ceremonial "pua" textile, woman's blanket, cotton ikat, Kalimantan, early 20th c. Size: 93'' x 52'' (236 x 132 cm).

Ceremonial textile (Pua) with ikat dyed motifs.

Finely woven textile panel with ikat pattern of hooked diamonds, X's, and other geometric symbols. Approx. 45" x 20". Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA. Acquired in the 1970s by