Akwete, Nigeria, Woven Cotton Textile (made by Igbo women)

Akwete, Nigeria, woven cotton textile (made by Igbo women), purple color, embroidery, with geometric patterns, panels sewn together, each panel 4”w, 80”l x 53”w

Kalabari/Akwete Nigeria," Ikaki" (cloth of the tortoise made by Igbo women) woven cotton textile, white, black, red with geometric patterns, 74"l x 49"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip

with woven textile waistband, beaded tassels in white, black, blue,red and green and brass rings with cotton rope, width 42cm Catalogue Note: The Inkciyo is an apron-like garment specifically made for

with woven textile waistband, beaded tassels in blue, white and black, and brass rings with cotton rope and twine, width 42cm Catalogue Note: The Inkciyo is an apron-like garment specifically made for

Nupe, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton textile, red, black, green with geometrical stitch pattern panels sewn together, each panel 26”w, 75”l x 51”w PROVENANCE: From the estate of Profe

Nigeria, West Africa, strip woven cotton textile with alternating narrow bands of green, blues and beige, mid-20th century. Believed exhibited, 78" x 55" PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Goul

West Timor Man's Cloth With Ikat and Buna Embroidery, Indonesia, Mid 20th C. Woven cotton ikat textile made of two joined panels with fringe at shorter sides. Solid indigo center with yellow surround,

Ibo, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton tie-dye textile, green with yellow pattern, 92”l x 49”w PROVENANCE: From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba, vintage woven cotton textile with purple, green and light blue traditional pattern, 71"l x 42"w

Yoruba, Nigeria, group of three vintage woven cotton tie-dye textile, indigo with circular pattern, 64”L x 43”w, 62”l x 43”w, 60”L x 43”w PROVENANCE: From the estat

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton Aso Oke textile, light blue, black color stripes with mauve color checker, panels sewn together, each panel 4”w, 72”l x 54”w PROVENANCE: From th

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton Aso Oke textile, purple, brown, ochre color stripe, panels sewn together, each panel 4”w, 76”l x 56” PROVENANCE: From the estate of Professor Ph

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton Aso Oke textile, purple, orange, grey stripes and multicolor embroidery pattern, 68"l x 49"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton Aso Oke textile, black and grey color stripe, and white pattern, woven text in blue color, panels sewn together, each panel 4”w, 76”l x 54”w PRO

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton Aso Oke textile, purple and light blue color stripe pattern, stitched “ MAKAWA/1971”, panels sewn together, each panel 28”w, 74”l x 57&rdq

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton Aso Oke textile, grey and black color stripes, panels sewn together, each panel 4”w, 73”l x 56”w PROVENANCE: From the estate of Professor Philip

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton embroidery Aso Oke textile, with sand, green, purple and ochre color stripe pattern, panels sewn together, each panel 4'w, 82"l x 40"w PROVENANCE:From the estate

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton embroidery Aso Oke textile, sand color, copper and yellow color narrow stripe pattern, panels sewn together, each panel 4"w, 75"l x 40"w PROVENANCE:From the estat

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton embroidery Aso Oke textile, sand, and brown color stripes pattern, panels sewn together, each panel 4”w, 82”l x 56”w PROVENANCE: From the estate

Small rug made of different textiles, cotton, woven into a rug. short end tassels. Very good condition. Perfect for areas with colder floors like a bathroom or entryway. 33 x 28.5 in. Cotton rug, entr

Bhutanese woven cotton and silk textile used as wrap for women, Bhutan, early 20th c. Size: 90'' x 54'', (229 x 137 cm).

Bhutanese woven cotton and silk textile used as wrap for women, Bhutan, early 20th c. Size: 90'' x 54'', (229 x 137 cm). Size: 94'' x 50'', (239 x 127 cm). Proceeds to benefit Arts in Healing, The Med

Egypt, Coptic culture, ca. 4th to 5th century CE. A large fragment from a woven textile made of cotton threads. The panel was once a light white or creamy color, and an intricate pattern is woven in d

**Originally Listed At $400** Near East / Egypt, Mamluk period, ca. 12th to 14th century CE. A large textile fragment from a woven linen/cotton panel with a second textile register made from brightly