Possibly Indonesian Hand-woven and Hand-dyed Batik Textile.

Possibly Indonesian hand-wowen and hand-dyed batik textile. PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Possibly Indonesian hand-woven cotton ikat textile. D: 186L x 52W in. PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Lot of textiles includes 7 hand woven (mostly Ikat dyed) Indonesian textiles, together with a hand-painted textile and 3 silk textiles.

2 Indonesian Handwoven Textiles, Indonesia, Mid-Late 20th C. One a "kwatek menikil" tubeskirt, two part textile woven with hand spun cotton, dyed to dark blue and worn for daily dress in the southern

Lot of Handwoven Tribal Textiles, Including Indigo Dyed, Possibly Turkish, Persian or Moroccan 5 Embroidered Textiles and 2 Woven Pillowcases. Colors include browns, greens, reds, yellow, and white. M

Lot of Handwoven Tribal Textiles, Including Indigo Dyed, Possibly Turkish, Persian or Moroccan. Textiles in colors of Blue, White, Black, Red, and Orange. Sizes range and includes 87 in x 59 in, 46 in

Lot of Handwoven Tribal Textiles, Including Indigo Dyed, Possibly Turkish, Persian or Moroccan. 3 Embroidered and Mirrored Textiles. In earth tones. Approximately 30 in x 28 in , 56 in x 33.5, 57 in x

Wax Resist Textile With Patola Design, 18th-19th C.Large fragment of hand spun, hand woven cotton cloth wax resist (batik) dyed, patola design, 18th-19th c. Size: 99'' x 41.5'' (251 x 105 cm). Ex. Cat

Hanging of hand spun, hand woven cotton cloth wax resist (batik) dyed in imitation of Indian trade cloth. Design of hamsa geese surrounding a figure composed of concentric circles surrounded by wavy l

West African Bogolanfini cloth, hand woven and dyed with mud in tones of deep brown and light taupe, with overall geometric pattern, possibly by the Bamana peoples in Mali. 66" W x 86" L.

This is a vintage Wayang Golek or Rod Puppet from Java, Indonesia. Hand carved and hand painted wood with attached movable arms and head, adorned with batik dyed textiles. This puppet originates from

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

Indonesian hand-woven cotton ikat textile. D: 83L x 58W in. PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Possibly Navajo, vegetable-dyed hand-woven fabric Appx. 28"l x 27"w

Handwoven Wool Textile Possibly from Morocco, approximate size 154"H x 30"W with fringes

Heavy Handwoven Cotton Textile, Possibly Japanese Shima Striped Ikat, Early 20th C. Three pieces of woven cloth sewn together, with both lengthwise ends doubled over to create pockets. Size: 10'3'' x

Lot of Asian textiles, including a hand-painted Indian panel, three ethnic-style hand-woven pieces with, two hand-dyed textiles (one with added embroidery at both ends),and a large handwoven and embro

Indonesia, Java, hand dyed batik cotton textile, 67"l X 27"w Provenance: From the state of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Tulis Batik Indigo-Dyed Sarong, Indonesia, Mid 20th C. Hand drawn tulis batik on handspun and handwoven cotton, dyed with indigo in a pattern of fine white lines forming a geometric grid against an in

Beautiful hand woven textile is Navajo. It is possibly a horse blanket and is in the Wide Ruins pattern. Unknown weaver and measures approx 18" x 29" This piece is from the collection of Professor Dan

Lovely pair of hand woven textiles, appearing to both be of Chimayo region in New Mexico. One blue and red and one gray with white and green. Both measure approx. 9.5" x 22" and are possibly horse bla

Closed, gathered skirt of hand woven, indigo-dyed cotton tabby with a wide waistban,. applied bands of embroidery and batik alternate with appliqued squares formed of double triangles of varied hand a

Lot two wool blankets, possibly vintage. One is labeled, reads as 100% WOOL, HAND DYED, HANDWOVEN IN THE IRISH REPUBLIC BY THE CROCK OF GOLD. Ends of both blankets are fringed. Largest piece measures

Framed Hand Woven Tampan Ceremonial Textile, Lampung Sumatra. Antique Indonesian woven textile in brown, blue and cream framed in carved wood. On the back is a label for the Harvard Coop custom frame