Chang Naga Ceremonial Warror's Cloth

A large textile decorated with cowrie shells, sewn onto a linen backing. Nagaland, probably early 20th century. Dimensions: 50" H x 69.5" W backing; 64" H x 42" W textile.

Chang Naga Warrior Cloth - original indigo dyed cotton, hand loomed, with full complement of four rows of five cowry shell single circles and red dyed dog's hair patches - well-worn cloth, with small

Chang Naga Warrior Cloth. Indigo dyed cloth, with two cowrie shell figures amid 23 cowry shell circles. Size: 3'3'' x 4'11'' (99 x 150 cm).

Rare Chang Tribe Naga Warrior's Cloth Textile. Authentic, heavy cotton hand loomed, with cowrie shell circles and worn red dyed dog hair patches and small border weaving in front, and less usual blue

Naga Headhunter Ceremonial Textile. Beige cloth with black, red, and green embroidered geometric motif; fringe to both ends. Circa 1900. {Approximate dimensions: 69 long x 41 inches wide.}. Similar ex

Chang Naga Warrior's Cowry Shell Apron and Brass Disc. Old, indigo dyed cotton cloth with bamboo supports sewn into the well-worn back at the bottom, completely stitched with filed halves of cowry she

Mounted Lao ceremonial textile, 19th/early 20th c., a healing cloth with nagas, woven using "pha khit" technique, Tai Daeng people, Laos. Size: 28" x 20" (textile). Size: 34" x 26" (stretcher).

Ceremonial Cloth, Batak, Sumatra, Indonesia; cotton, warp ikat. Early 20th c. Size: 68'' x 45'' (173 x 114 cm).

Ikat ceremonial tube cloth, "dagmay", decorated with a stylized human, "utaw" and crocodile, "buaya", with intervening geometric and root-like motifs. Two smaller bands, flanking the main patterned ba

Indonesian Tampan (ceremonial cloth) South Sumatra, late 19th centurycotton, supplementary weft 23.25 h × 33.25 w in (59 × 84 cm) Mary Lanier gallery label to verso.

Rare Ceremonial Cloth Cepuk, Bali, Indonesia, silk, weft ikat. Size: 51'' x 32'' (130 x 81 cm).

Chang Naga Warrior's Hat, original, very old, finely woven helmet of red dyed cane and yellow dyed orchid fiber, with crown of dyed goat's hair, and two wild boar tusks. Size: 9'' x 12'' x 6'' (23 x 3

Sumatran Lawang Ceremonial Cloth, Indonesia. Early 20th C. Tie dyed silk. Size: 72" x 27" (68.5 x 183 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview and pick up at 130 N. Jeffer

Antique Tampan/Ceremonial Cloth from Sumatra, Indonesia. Supplementary weft on handspun cotton; natural dyes. Very good condition; Features 3 lines of Ancestral ships with a type of animal that looks

Chang Naga Warriot Hat, original, very old, finely woven helmet of red and black dyed cane and yellow dyed orchid fiber, with a fine crown of dyed goat's hair and two wild boar's tusks - well-worn ins

Antique Konyak Naga Ceremonial Dao (Machete), 29"L (74 cm), circa 1900, ceremonial dao, or machete, used by many tribes for daily tasks, but usually not with the ornamentation seen on this antique exa

Antique Konyak Naga Ceremonial Dao (Machete), 29"L (74 cm), circa 1900, ceremonial dao, or machete, used by many tribes for daily tasks, but usually not with the ornamentation seen on this antique exa

Thin, loose-weave double ikat textile with a pattern of plain and patterned squares, in black, red and orange-gold, the selvedges natural white. Some fraying at center where it was once folded. Bali.

Bali, Indonesia, vintage woven cotton "Cepuk" sacred ceremonial cloth, rust ground with multicolor geometric symbols, 49"l x 32"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

TIBETAN MASK / HEADPIECE CEREMONIAL CLOTH HEADDRESS 14" WIDE 67" LONG . IN HOUSE SHIPPING AVAILABLE OR FREE PICK UP

Antique Indonesian Silk Ikat Ceremonial Cloth (Endek). Silk, weft ikat. Size: 114'' x 18'', 290 x 46 cm.

Kanduri cloth, offering made to the shrine of Salar Masud with "daragh" shrine and warriors, cotton applique, Uttar Pradesh, India. Early 20th c. Size: 44'' x 46'' (112 x 117 cm).

Large African Kuba Ceremonial Cloth. Framed with acrylic. Overall Size: 83 x 31 in. Sight Size: 79 1/2 x 27 in. #1106

T'boli Peoples T'Nalak Fiber Ikat Ceremonial Cloth, Philippines, Early 20th Century. Woven from abaca fiber, this remarkable long T'Nalak ceremonial cloth, originating from the T'boli people of Mindan