Philippines, Woven Dreams of T'nalak Ikat

Philippines, wowen dreams of T'nalak: the Land of the Dreamweavers. D: 198L x 26.75W in. PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

T'boli Peoples T'Nalak Fiber Ikat Ceremonial Cloth, Philippines, Early 20th Century. Woven from abaca fiber, this remarkable long T'Nalak ceremonial cloth, originating from the T'boli people of Mindan

*Updated measurements* This long ikat dyed, abaca fiber woven piece measuring approximately 22" x 18' 10" long is in very fine condition with only slight curling in the weave at one end. From the care

Philippines Woven Fiber Ikat Panel, Early 20th Century. Measuring 64'' x 45'' (163 x 114 cm), this panel is made from the fibers of the abaca plant, a close relative of the banana tree. What sets this

Ilocos Sur, Ilocos Region in Luzon, Philippines, woven cotton Binakul textile, pink and white twill texture with optical effect pattern, approximately 518"l x 17"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Profes

Ilocos Region, Northern Luzon, Philippines, woven cotton Binakul textile, grey and rust color with whirlwind effect pattern, consists of three panels sewn together 80"l x 59"w PROVENANCE:From the esta

This lot is for an ethnic Philippines T'nalak cloth listed @ 47.25 sq. feet. Approx 30" wide.

Early hand woven figural Ikat fringed textile measuring approx 105" x 47.5" wide. Very good overall condition as shown, stored in custom case. See photos. Ikat fabrics are found among many peoples, in

Timor, Indonesia, vintage cotton woven Ikat tubular sarong, brown ground with traditional tribal pattern, 40"l x 25"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Kalingas, Northern Luzon Cordillera, Philippines, woven cotton and wood fibers,"Ginamat" dance skirt, indigo, red stripes with yellow and green zig zag stitches pattern, decorated with mother of pearl

This is a Gorgeous Antique to Vintage example of Sumba Island supplementary warp ikat sash or panel, All completely hand woven and dyed and adorned with cowrie shells to form two avian designs. The Lo

Flores Island, Indonesia, vintage cotton woven ikat sarong, light indigo ground with multicolor embroidery traditional pattern, 49"l x 33"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New Yo

Woven Ikat Tribal Textile, size: 21" x 38"

Indonesia, woven ikat cotton textile, 68"l x 39"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Indoneasia traditional woven ikat textile. D: 58L x 23.5 W in. PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Sawu, Indonesia, vintage woven ikat sarong, indigo ground with rust, yellow stripe and traditional pattern, 60"l x 30"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Red Woven Dream Catcher, no apparent inscriptions or markings, subject cream catcher has one large body and four smaller looms, each loom has yellow and blue string webbing, dream catcher has brown fe

Antique Ecuadorian Collector Textile Pano Macana.Hand Woven Ikat and Lace Shawl. Lace inscription reads: "En estas flores/ te doy mis amores." Size: 104'' x 29.5'' (264 x 75 cm).

Indoneasia traditional hand-woven ikat textile. D: 22L x 18 W in. PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Four Covered Baskets, Philippines. Woven rattan and bamboo. Ranging in Sizes; from 9'' x 12'' x 10'' (23 x 30 x 25 cm) to 15'' x 13'' x 8'' (38 x 33 x 20 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, So

Five Baskets, Philippines. Woven rattan and bamboo. Ranging in size from: 17.25'' x 11.5'' x 11.5'' (44 x 29 x 29 cm) to 35.75'' x 13.25'' x 13.25'' (91 x 34 x 34 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Colle

Indonesia, Ikat, ca. mid 20th century CE. A large and beautiful, finely woven ikat cotton textile panel of grey and cream hues, depicting countless lizards and frogs arranged in an attractive symmetri

Baroque style highback armchair, 21st c., Markor Furniture, the back upholstered in woven ikat patterned fabric, the seat in marbleized leather, rising on stretcher-joined cabriole legs with scroll fe

A very rare and desirable hand woven Ikat weaving known as a Hinggi mantle, worn as a ceremonial cloth and skirt I found in Rantenggaro village, Kodi, Western Sumba, Indonesia. I collected this piece