Pua Kombu Ceremonial Ikat Textile, Early 20th C.

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).

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

2 fine old Iban cotton ikat textiles: Pua Kantu, ikatted cotton, late 19th/early 20th century, Iban, Kalimantan; and woman's ceremonial skirt with mask-like figures, "kain keban", Kantu, Sarawak . Wea

2 Antique Cotton Ikat Ceremonial "Sekomundi" Textiles, early 20th century, Toraja people, Sulawesi. Sizes: 1) 64'' x 50'' (163 x 127 cm); 2) 66'' x 50.5'' (168 x 128 cm). Provenance: Apsara Arts of As

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

Double Ikat Geringsing Ceremonial Textile, Indonesia, Early 20th C. Sacred textile, made of handspun cotton in warp and weft (double) ikat technique. Size: 5'7'' x 1'4'' (170 x 41 cm)

Rare Double Ikat Geringsing Ceremonial Textile, Indonesia, 19th-Early 20th C. Sacred textile, geringsing "cicempaka petang dasa", made of handspun cotton in warp and weft (double) ikat technique. "Cic

2 Ceremonial Southeast Asian Textiles, Early 20th C. Including an old Tai Lao silk ceremonial ikat skirt with supplementary weave; and a blouse of the Bagobo (B'laan) people from Mindanao, Philippines

Rare Nage Keo Cotton Ikat Textile, Flores, Indonesia, Early-Mid 20th C. Woman's ceremonial textile, ikatted homespun cotton; indigo and morinda dyes; 3 pieces sewn together. Size: 78'' x 65'', 198 x 1

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.

Ulos Batak Sibolang Ikat Textile, North Sumatra, Indonesia, Early-Mid 20th C. Cotton, indigo, ikat. Such cloths had ceremonial importance as a means to establish bonds between families, protect the we

2 Iban Cotton Ikat Woman's Skirt Textiles, Sarawak, Early-Mid 20th C. Including a woman's skirt, "kain kebat"; and a woman's ceremonial skirt, "kain kebat", cotton with pilih supplementary weft weavin

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

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

Woman's ceremonial tube skirt, "hobo pojo", ikatted homespun cotton; and man's cloth, "hoba pojo", handspun cotton ikat, indigo and morinda dyes, Nage Keo, Flores, Indonesia, early 20th c. Size 1: 90"

Rare Cotton Weft Ikat Ceremonial Cepuk Cloth, Nusa Penida, Indonesia, Late 19th-Early 20th C. The cepuk is a very important sacred textile for the Balinese and is believed to both protect the wearer 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 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)

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)

Toba Batak Ulos Mangiring Ikat Textile, Early 20th C. Single dark rose red panel containing white chevron ikat on blue-black interspaced by plain stripes of white and red. Worn as a shoulder cloth by

2 Cambodian silk ikat textiles: skirt cloth, ikatted silk, "matmi"; and hip wrapper, "sampat chown kbung", silk , uneven twill ground weave, resist-dyed weft, Cambodia, early 20th c. Size 1: 132" x 36

Rare Kuba Bark Cloth and Raffia Ceremonial Textile, Early 20th C. With detailed pom pom trim. Size: 11' x 2' (335 x 61 cm). Private San Francisco CA. collection.

Batak Ulos Ragidup Ceremonial Textile, Sumatra, Early 20th C. Toba Batak people. Cotton, constructed from five components (two side panels joined to a larger central section consisting of a large pane