Bakuba Embroidered Raffia Overskirt "Ncaka kot" / "Ntchak", DRC

African Bakuba Cut Pile And Embroidered Royal Or Ceremonial Overskirt, DRC. Known as "ncaka kot" or "ntchak". From the estate of Katherine Cline. Size: 2'4'' x 4'5.5'' (71 x 136 cm).

Kuba Raffia Cloth Royal Or Ceremonial Overskirt, DRC. Known as "ncaka kot" or "ntchak". Estate of NYC collector and textile artist Kathrine Cline. Size: 166'' x 36.5'', 422 x 93 cm.

Kuba Raffia Overskirt (DRC), Early 20th c.; raffia with continuous and cut pile embroidery, button hole stitch and open work in central field. Size: 45" x 19", 114 x 48 cm (stretcher).

Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central Africa, an embroidered woven raffia overskirt, Bushoong Shoowa, likely mid-20th century. Approximate size, 69" x 30". PROVENANCE: From the estate o

Outstanding Kuba Raffia Cloth Overskirt, Bushong People, DRC, Early 20th C. Size: 2'9'' x 15' (84 x 457 cm). Private San Francisco CA. collection.

Kuba Raffia Cloth Royal Or Ceremonial Overskirt, DRC. Size: 18'1'' x 2'7'' (551 x 79 cm).

Kuba peoples, Bushongo raffia wrap-around overskirt, with embroidered dark borders, edging with extended length for the traditional wave effect, ngeentshy embroidery to central panel, reserved exclusi

KUBA, D.R.C., LOT (9) INCLUDING (8) EMBROIDERED DANCE SKIRT PANELS & (1) RAFFIA CLOTH. 18 X 15 1/2"

KUBA, D.R.C., LOT (9) INCLUDING (8) EMBROIDERED DANCE SKIRT PANELS & (1) RAFFIA CLOTH. 18 X 15 1/2"

CONGO DRC OLD KUBA SHOOWA Kasai Velvet Characteristics: TYPE OF OBJECT: Textile ETHNICAL GROUP: Kuba Bakuba COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Democratic Republic Congo. (ex Zaïre ex Belgian Congo). MATERIAL: te

Exemplary Kuba, Bushoong Group Raffia Overskirt. Ref: Metropolitan Museum, Rockefeller Wing Collection. Size: approximately 60"L x 27"W

Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central Africa, an embroidered woven raffia  ntshakishwepi, second up in the hierarchy of cloths work by the Bushong. Nice, well-used example, 200" x 32" P

Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central Africa, an red-dyed and embroidered woven raffia  ntshakishwepi, second up in the hierarchy of cloths worn by the Bushong, 224" x 30" PROVENANCE: F

Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central Africa, a woven raffia skirt, red with black applied dye. Likely first half of the 20th century, 160" x 32" PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Phili

Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central Africa, an embroidered woven raffia  ntshakishwepi, second up in the hierarchy of cloths work by the Bushong. Very nice example. Likely first half

Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central Africa, an embroidered woven raffia  ntshakishwepi, second up in the hierarchy of cloths work by the Bushong. Very nice example, 202" x 32" PROVENA

Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central Africa, cut-pile embroidered raffia textile, likely first half of the 20th century.Approximate size, 13" x 20" PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr

Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central Africa, cut-pile embroidered raffia textile, likely first half of the 20th century. Excellent example. 17" x 18" PROVENANCE: From the estate of

Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central Africa, Bushongo ntshakakot raffia wrap-around skirt, with embroidered dark borders, edging with extended length for the traditional wave effect, re

Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central Africa, cut-pile embroidered raffia textile, likely first half of the 20th century, 22" x 20" PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould, N

Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central Africa, Bushongo ntshakabwiin raffia and embroidered wrap-around skirt, holding second-place among the hierarchy of Bushongo festive garments, and t

Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central Africa, cut-pile embroidered raffia textile, likely first half of the 20th century, 24" x 23" PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould, N

Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central Africa, cut-pile embroidered raffia textile, likely first half of the 20th century, 24" x 22" PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould, N

Kuba peoples, Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa, Bushongo ntshakabwiin raffia and embroidered wrap-around skirt, holding second-place among the hierarchy of Bushongo festive garments, and typically