An Example of Traditional Cypriot Loom Weaving

to include a miniature reproduction of a traditional Cypriot weaving loom, together with a large wooden bobbin with fine thread and a wooden spool winder. Largest 13 x 15 in. A Single-Owner Collection

cotton waistcoat with embroidery, marked "1909," together with miniature model loom. Waistcoat flat 15 x 16 in. A Single-Owner Collection of Cypriot History & Culture from The Cyprus Museum of Jackson

Pair of Asian Traditional Silk Weaving Looms, Teakwood. Size: 7 3/4 x 31 1/2 x 3/4 in. #1583

Point Loom Weaving Works Black Bolero Top Cardigan Cardi size S From Point Loom ( Greek company with fashionable handmade items made with traditional pedal looms) , comes this impressive black bolero,

This lot contains three very fine old examples of the Heddle pulleys from weaving looms used throughout West Africa. The lot contains a Senufo avian form Pulley, a Rare Djimini tribe bush cow form and

Originally offered at $900... Pre-Columbian, Central Coast Peru, Chimu, ca. 1100 to 1470 CE. A fine display of a traditional backstrap loom with a partially finished textile and wooden frame. The tex

A fine and rare carved wooden heddle pulley from a weaving loom featuring a well carved anthropomorphic head with traditional scarifications, incised linear designs and a deep well handled surface, wi

A fine carved wooden avian form heddle pulley from a weaving loom featuring a well carved hornbill bird head traditional form, incised linear designs and a deep well handled surface, with much evidenc

**First Time At Auction**Central Asia, Uzbekistan, ca. early 20th century CE. A large, fine example of a traditional Uzbek textile, called an ikat, woven with hand-spun silk yarn. The pomegranate moti

Antique African Loom Used For Weaving Fabric, Guinea. Estimated more than 200 yrs. old. African art is a term typically used for the art of Sub-Saharan Africa. A few of the most popular traditional Af

On the remote island of Timor women still spinn their cotton, prepare their own dyes of indigo and morinda, and weave on traditional beck tension looms. These two sticks are part of the loom, they are

Vintage LUDHI shawl used by Rabari group of Kutch. Made of heavy hand spun wool. After weaving the fabric on a narrow loom, the piece is tied and dyed to create patterns of dots on two separate pieces

A traditional polychrome banded design executed in dyed wool weft over cotton warp. Woven in two long panels on a narrow Spanish loom, the two halves are joined in a complex manner that involves a ble

A very large traditional Kente wrap cloth woven on small hand looms in strips and then sewn together. This is a classic example with a rich blue, yellow, red and gold color and is an excellent eye daz

A very large traditional Ewe Kente wrap cloth woven on small hand looms in strips and then sewn together. This is a classic example with a rich blue color and excellent stitched designs. Ewe peoples,

A very large traditional Kente wrap cloth woven on small hand looms in strips and then sewn together. This is a classic example with a rich burgundy and gold color and excellent design. Ashanti people

African Art Loom Weaving from Nigeria 8.75"H x 7.5"W

Northwest African Tuareg Rug: 11'4" x 19' (345 x 579 cm), early/mid 20th c. Handwoven reed and leather. Traditional weaving of the nomadic Tuareg, Sahara Desert; used within tents or to cover the grou

Northwest African Tuareg Rug: 8'10" x 19'6" (269 x 594 cm), early/mid 20th c. Handwoven reed and leather. Traditional weaving of the nomadic Tuareg, Sahara Desert; used within tents or to cover the gr

Northwest African Tuareg Rug: 6'4" x 12'4 (193 x 376 cm), early/mid 20th c. Handwoven reed and leather. Traditional weaving of the nomadic Tuareg, Sahara Desert; used within tents or to cover the grou

Ancient Greece, Cyprus, ca. 750 BCE. A fine collection of 5 pottery dishes all presenting traditional Cypriot characteristics with circular feet and sloped walls that rise to broad, annular rims. Four

A hand stitched Poncho made by a Shipibo woman as a unique wearable work of Art. Featuring the traditional weaving style of the Shipibo Indians of the Amazon jungle, Peru. This Poncho features wonderf

Traditional weaving technique with fringe. Hanging rods. Apparently unmarked. Dimensions: L 73" x W 36" Condition: A little age toned. Could use a cleaning.

19th c. Large hand loomed Arabic / Middle Eastern Textile Panel. Bedouin, using traditional weaving techniques. Said to of been used as a Harem Curtain and purchased by Rear Admiral Perry Garst (1848-