7 Embroidered Chinese Minority Baby Carriers

7 Embroidered Chinese Minority Baby Carriers. Largest Size: 22" x 35" (56 x 89 cm).

2 Embroidered Chinese Minority Baby Carrier Textiles, China, Early 20th Century. Including a Miao complete baby carrier with two embroidered center panels of ribbed silk and a wide border of embroider

2 Chinese Minority Embroidered Baby Carriers, China, Mid 20th C. 1 Jin He Miao cotton baby carrier with applique work and 1 Gejia embroidered baby carrier. Size: 1) 27.5'' x 27'' (70 x 69 cm); 2) 76''

Chinese Minority Embroidered Baby Carrier, 20th century. Finely embroidered on indigo dyed cotton, mounted. Provenance: Estate of Aviva and Jack Robinson, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Size: 26.25'' x 2

Rare Miao Chinese Minority Embroidered Baby Carrier, Guizhou, China. 1st Half 20th C. Size: 22'' x 54'' (56 x 137 cm).

3 Chinese Minority Baby Carrier Panels, China, Early-Mid 20th C. 2 silk embroidered on cotton from Geija people; and one from cotton/hemp, silk from Zhuang people. Range in Size: 29" x 26" to 34" x 27

5 Chinese Minority Aprons/Baby Carriers, Early/Mid 20th C. Including Miao and Geiza. Ranging in size from: 27'' x 41'' (69 x 104 cm) to 29'' x 23'' (74 x 58 cm). Provenance: John Gillow.

Collector's Lot of Chinese Minority Miao Textiles. Including a Miao baby carrier, contemporary Miao silver adorned silk embroidered shirt, Miao lappet skirt, 20th C., Miao belt textile with bells, 20t

Chinese Minority Textile Collector's Lot, Early-Mid 20th C. Including Buyi baby carrier with long ties, a thick velvet and silk carrier with metal ball adornment, a pink embroidered baby carrier and a

Chinese Minority Hmong Baby Carrier Textile. Ex Mark Lissauer. Size: 21'' x 13'', 53 x 33 cm (textile); 28'' x 20'', 71 x 51 cm (frame).

Beautiful mounted Chinese Minority textile, baby carrier, embroidery, applique. Size: 34.5'' x 22.5'', 88 x 57 cm (textile); 37'' x 25'', 94 x 64 cm (stretcher).

Group (6) Chinese embroidered baby carriers, 20th c., 39.5"h x 23"w (largest) 21"h x 19"w (smallest)

3 Chinese Minority Textiles: 1) Baby Carrier, Cotton And Silk With Brocade Patterning And Embroidery, Miao / Hmong Minority Group, China, 20th C. Size: 30.75"H x 38"W (78 x 96.5 cm); 2) Baby Carrier,

Eight 20th century textiles including 4 Miao skirts, Yi Apron, 2 Miao baby carriers, and a Geija baby carrier.Size range: from 21'' x 27'', 53 x 69 cm to 30'' x 44'', 76 x 112 cm (textile)

4 Chinese Minority Textiles, Early-Mid 20th C. Including an indigo dyed child's jacket, woman's jacket; tie dyed head cloth and silk baby carrier panel. Size: Ranging from (16'' x 29'', 41 x 74 cm) to

Vintage Chinese Patchwork, Appliqued and Embroidered Baby Carrier. Measures 25" x 29". The center features an indigo resist dyed geometric panel with many small patchwork and appliqued squares. There

Chinese Minority hat with embroidered silk and horsehair with glass beads and silver ornaments, South China, early 20th c. Size: 7'' x 8'' (18 x 20 cm) diameter. Provenance: Lee and Vichai Chinalai co

3 Old Chinese Minority Jackets, Miao: Woman's top, indigo-dyed and batiked cotton with silk embroidery; a cotton applique baby jacket; and a woman's festival jacket, silk embroidery on cotton ground,

Qing style ceremonial babies hat, silk embroidered double faced tiger mask from Hebei Province, to frighten away evil spirits or early death, silk wing panel at back with peony blossom, 9" H, 7" D

4 Miao Embroidered Baby Carriers, China, Early-Mid 20th C. Size: Ranging from: 14'' x 22'', (36 x 56 cm) to 27'' x 29'', (69 x 74 cm).

Raojia Embroidered Baby Carrier, China, Early 20th C. Baby carrier with sections of embroidery separated by narrow rows of piecework in center. Cotton tabby cloth, silk thread; embroidery, piecework.

Miao Embroidered Baby Carrier, China, C. 1900. Baby carrier with embroidered patterning on the sides and center on both the plain woven tabby ground and applied sections of cotton and satin woven silk

Geija Embroidered Baby Carrier, China, Mid/Late 20th C. Baby carrier finely embroidered in pink, green, beige, and purple on indigo dyed cotton cloth. Geija People, Eastern Guizhou Province, Huangping

Dong People Embroidered Baby Carrier, Mid 20th C. Baby carrier constructed from two rectangular cloth sections, both with center panels of silk thread embroidery surrounded by border strips of tabby c