Chamba Rumal, Himachal Pradesh, Northern India, late

2 Chamba Rumal Embroidery, Northern India, Late 19th C. Embroidery floss-silk on fine cotton, showing the dance of Krishna and Gopis around the blue-bodied god Krishna, draped in a yellow dhoti and en

Rumal, Chamba, Himachal Pradesh, Late 19th C. Silk embroidery. The rumal (coverlet) was used to cover wedding gifts. Size: 2'1'' x 2'1'' (64 x 64 cm). Provenance: The Carol Summers Collection of India

Rumal, Chamba, Himachal Pradesh, Late 19th C. All silk embroidery on silk. The rumal (coverlet) was used to cover wedding gifts. Ref: Yet Another Treasury of Indian Folk Textiles, Carol Summers, 2013,

DESCRIPTION: Tested 24k gold nose ring (nath) probably from Himachal Pradesh, Northern India. 19th century. MEASUREMENT: 2" wide x 2-1/4" high. 11.9 dwt (18.3 gr). CONDITION: No defects noted. EK IMPO

Carved Wooden Mask, Garwhal or Himachal Pradesh, Northern India, 19/20th C. Metal earrings. Likely depiction of a local god or demon. Height: 11.75", 30 cm. Provenance: Private German collection. PLEA

Chamba Rumal Roundel, India, Late 19th C. A figural silk embroidery on cotton, the rumal (coverlet) was typically used to cover wedding gifts. Size: 30'' x 30'' (76 x 76 cm). Provenance: Ex Yosi Barzi

Rumal, Chamba, Himal Pradesh, Late 19th C. Silk embroidery on cotton. The rumal (coverlet) was used to cover wedding gifts. Ref: Yet Another Treasury of Indian Folk Textiles, Carol Summers, 2013, Page

Cotton Head Cloth, India Chamba, Late 19th/Early 20th C. A Cotton head cloth, Telia Rumal, patterned with weft and warp resist ikat technique, in colors of red-brown, red, and white, with a pattern of

Indian Silk Embroidered Coverlet (Rumal) Provenance: Ex-collection Edward W.M. Bryant of Washington, D.C. and Rockport, MA. Size: 28'' x 27.5'', 71 x 70 cm.

Indian Silk Embroidered Coverlet (Rumal) Provenance: Ex-collection Edward W.M. Bryant of Washington, D.C. and Rockport, MA. Size: 32'' x 32.5'', 81 x 83 cm.

Mask, Himachal Pradesh, India&nbsp;polychrome mask, used in the yearly festival of Faglung<

Silk Embroidered Coverlet (Rumal) Provenance: Ex-collection Edward W.M. Bryant of Washington, D.C. and Rockport, MA. Size: 26'' x 24'', 66 x 61 cm.

Chamba Rumal (India), "Rama with Two Figures," early 20th c., silk on muslin, presented in a birch frame, H.- 20 in., W.- 19 1/2 in., Framed H.- 22 in., W.- 21 5/8 in.

1 saree w/ crimson silk ground & woven metallic grid, bandhani border appliqued & encrusted w/ metallic chainstitch, silver bullion, crystal & green beads, appliqued & embroidered bandhani feather mot

Indian Silk Embroidered Coverlet (Rumal) Provenance: Ex-collection Edward W.M. Bryant of Washington, D.C. and Rockport, MA. Size: 19.5'' x 20'', 50 x 51 cm.

Indian Silk Embroidered Coverlet (Rumal) Provenance: Ex-collection Edward W.M. Bryant of Washington, D.C. and Rockport, MA. Size: 29'' x 29'', 74 x 74 cm.

Indian Silk Embroidered Coverlet (Rumal) Provenance: Ex-collection Edward W.M. Bryant of Washington, D.C. and Rockport, MA. Size: 17'' x 17'', 43 x 43 cm.

Indian Silk Embroidered Coverlet (Rumal) Provenance: Ex-collection Edward W.M. Bryant of Washington, D.C. and Rockport, MA. Size: 22'' x 22'', 56 x 56 cm.

Copper Hoard Culture, Uttar Pradesh, Northern India, 1500 BC. A substantial bronze spearhead or harpoon with thick midrib, triangular barbed blade, two pairs of lateral barbs and a pair of pierced spi

Indian Art A miniature painting depicting Krishna playing the flute and the gopies Northern India, late 19th century . . Cm 13,00 x 20,50. Partially re-painted. . Frame present

Copper Hoard Culture, Uttar Pradesh, Northern India, mid-2nd millennium BC. A substantial bronze spearhead or harpoon with thick midrib, notched barbed blade, reverse lateral barb above a flat-section

Copper Hoard Culture, Uttar Pradesh, Northern India, mid-2nd millennium BC. A substantial bronze spearhead or harpoon with thick midrib, triangular barbed blade, three pairs of lateral barbs above a r

Copper Hoard Culture, Uttar Pradesh, Northern India, mid-2nd millennium BC. A cast copper harpoon decorated with facing mask to the tip and animals below, round-section shank with lateral hooks and sp

Copper Hoard Culture, Uttar Pradesh, Northern India, mid-2nd millennium BC. A pair of flat-section copper chisels, each with one curved blade and one clubbed end. See Yule, P. The Bronze Age Metalwork