A married womans headdress - Karakalpak, Uzbekistan -

Made of two parts, the front is made of a triangular fabric embroidered in various shapes and techniques, with an opening for the face on the top part. The back part is made of a silk ikat fabric, wit

2 Ndebele Married Woman's Beaded Ijogolo Aprons, South Africa. Glass beads, cloth, hide; one by Esther Mahlangu with five pendant panels. Size: 1) 25'' x 19'', (64 x 48 cm); 2) 14'' x 17'', (36 x 43 c

2 Ndebele Married Woman's Beaded Ijogolo Aprons, South Africa. Glass beads, cloth, hide with five pendant panels. Size: 27'' x 18'', (69 x 46 cm); 2) 25'' x 22'', (64 x 56 cm). Property from the Jim a

1. A woman's headdress made of a hat with a train on the back. made of purple velvet embroidered with silver threads in organic design and a woven perimeter in colourful design. Lining made of Ikat fa

Jinxiu Yao Woman's Headdress, China, Early 20th C.Unique Yao headpiece with embroidered handwoven material and an interesting leather horn like protruberance which culminates in a large solid red wool

A woman's headdress, Yemen, probably Al Baydha, circa 1900, the silver metal platelets inset with red semi-precious stones, triangular pendant, lined in leather, 28cm diam; together with a long Bedoui

Jinxiu Yao Woman's Headdress, China, Early 20th C. With tubular glass beads, silver pendants, cotton tassels and twine-wrapped wood. Size: Band: 6" (15 cm) diameter; Pendant Tassel: 10" (25 cm) longes

Yi Woman's Headdress, China, Early-Mid 20th C.Yi woman's headdress of wax resist (batik) dyed indigo cloth with embroidery in stripes, sewn on ends in contrasting red cloth. Cotton, silk thread; embro

the five panelled leather garment decorated with glass beads in tones of red, blue, orange and green, a/f, length 66cm Catalogue Note: Upon marriage, traditionally the bride received a plain leather a

THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION, 1848, A M MAURICEAU, a rare look into Woman's care in the early Victorian era. Goes over abortions, pregnancy, conception, menstruation, and many more to

Ndebele peoples married woman's apron (ijogolo) South Africa leather, glass beads mounted in a linen-backed shadow box with a mahogany frame 18 1/2"w x 22 3/4"h; frame: 33 1/4"w x 37 1/4"h Provenance:

MAGNIFICENT AKHA TRADITIONAL WOMAN'S HEADDRESS, SHAN STATE, MYANMAR, BURMA, Mid 20th century. Akha woman traditional headdress made of a variety of materials including metal, coins, brass bowls, cloth

SOUTH AFRICAN MARRIED WOMAN'S CEREMONIAL APRON (TSHOGHOLO), Early 20th Century. Hide, glass beads, copper alloy, and plant fibers. Culture: Ndebele. - 22 X 18.

Native woman's headdress.

Artist: Shimura Tatsumi Title: Hairstyle of a Married Woman Publisher: Nihon Hanga Kenkyusho Date: 1953 Medium: Japanese Woodblock Print Size: 11.25 x 18.25 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $25.00 to

Two Antique Bedouin Ladies' HeaddressesTwo antique Omani Bedouin ladies headdresses: shabka woven goat leather straps and silver appliques (najm), a row of silver cylinders and circular beads along th

Unsigned 19th century oval oil on canvas portrait depicting a woman with flower headdress and black dress. [Image: 30 x 22 inches; frame: 39 x 30 inches].

Artist: Shimura Tatsumi Title: "Hairstyle of a Married Woman (with Hand Mirror)" ("Marumage") Date: 1953 (Limited edition of 200 prints) Provenance: Consigned by a discriminating eastcoast USA collect

Title: Vintage Akha Tribal Woman Headdress Maker: Akha Tribe Origin: Burma Date/Period: 1970s Materials: Silver metal, coins, beads Size:21 x 9 x 9 inches Description: This is a rare collection piece,

Wearing a blue dress and long necklace. Framed size 29 1/2" x 34 1/2"

Artist: Chikanobu Yoshu (1838-1912) Title: Portrait of a married woman around Kyoho period (1716-1736) Series: A Mirror of the Ages Publisher: Matsuki Heikichi Date: 1896-1898 Size: 22.2 x 34.4 cm

Lot of 3 Palestinian woman headdresses. hand embroidered with shells and coins (Ottoman). Dimensions (with tassels): 21.5X42-46X51 cm. Minor wear.

A Wonderful Antique Ahka Hill Tribe Woman's Headdress with elaborate bead and coin work , silver balls and disc adornment. Traditionally worn , the "U-coe" headdress can represent her age, local tribe

Yellow Tekke 'Sary-Chirpi', Turkmenistan, 19th century, silk on silk/cotton lining, condition: 2 (good condition), fine embroidery, yellow Chirpis only worn by married women, rare, original condition.