Ikat Shawl

Guatemalan Ceremonial Ikat Shawl, Totonicapan or Quezaltenango, 19th C. Silk ikat. Size: 70'' x 24'' (178 x 61 cm). The Maya people have a long history with textiles, and according to their traditions

2 Ecuadorian Ikat Shawl, 19th/20th C. Cotton. Antique indigo ikat rebozo with crochet ends. It comes from the Azuay Valley, a (territorial subdivision) in the south-central region of Azuay Province, E

Finely woven, very soft and fluid homespun shawl with branching flower motif in pinkish brick red, brown, and natural white. /aoorix, 47" x 15". Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA

Cotton Ikat Shawl, India Chamba, Late 19th/Early 20th C. A cotton shawl patterned with warp and weft resist ikat technique, in colors of red, off-white, and black with a pattern of small squares arran

Roti Ndao shawl made in two pieces joined lengthwise, with floral motif in indigo, brick red and gold-white. Twisted fringe. Approx. 24" x 126". Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA

Pano Mano Ikat shawl w/ deep ends in bird & palm motifs in openwork macrame type knotting & fringe, Cuenca, Ecuador , Wd 21"-30", L 100", (many tiny-0.5" stains, fringe messy, tiny pulls) very good.

This is a vintage to antique example of Tribal made ikat from Sulawesi island, Indonesia. This is a "Seko mandi" warp ikat with geometric designs, sometimes associated with funeral rites. Measures 66

3 old Indonesian textiles, Savu ikat shawl, ikat sarong piece handspun from Lomblen, Sumba handspun textile. Largest size: 57'' x 31'' (145 x 79 cm). Provenance: Estate of Nancy Kott and Curtis Tunnel

Shawl made from old Savu ikat cloth, Indonesia, mid 20th century. Size (cut): 83.5'' x 33'' (212 x 84 cm).

Shawl made from old Savu ikat cloth, Indonesia, mid 20th century. Size (cut) : 83'' x 33'' (211 x 84 cm).

Cotton Ikat Shawl, India Chamba, Late 19th/Early 20th C. Cotton shawl patterned with warp and weft resist ikat technique, in colors of red, red-brown, and white, with a simple cross pattern in the fie

Guatemala, Totonicapan, Ikat Shawl. Size: approximately 78"L x 26"W

European / colonial floral pattern in deep indigo, dark purple-red and ecru. Approx. 56" x 19" Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA. Acquired in the 1970s by Mr. Odom, who purchased

Approx. 72" x 27". Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA. Acquired in the 1970s by Mr. Odom, who purchased a number of antique Indonesian textiles from Anita E. Spertus and Robert J.

Two Cotton Ikat Shawls, India, late 20th c. 1) a cotton hanging patterned with warp and weft resist ikat technique, in colors of cherry-red, white, and black. The pattern is a grid with designs of air

Group (7) Indonesian textiles, 20th c., Ndao, Timor, Sumba, Sarawak, incl. cotton blankets, panels, Ikat shawl and shirt cloth, etc., approx. 84"l x 43.5"w (largest), approx. 49"l x 23.5"w (smallest)

Two Old Indonesian Cotton Ikat Textiles, mid 20th-century. Including: one sarong of homespun cotton from Savu and one highly detailed ikat shawl. Sizes: 1) 84'' x 15.5'' (213 x 39 cm); 2) 59.5'' x 21.

Central Asian waxed silk Ikat robe, black and red cotton lining, together with a fine silk brocade and gold/metallic thread Ikat shawl or panel. Dimensions:  Robe, neck to hem - 43.75&q

3 Savu Island ikat sarongs and 1 ikat shawl, cotton, Indonesia, 20th c. Ranging in size from: 47.25'' x 19.25'', 120 x 49 cm to 64'' x 22'', 163 x 56 cm (uncut).

4 vintage ethnic garments including a woven cotton ikat shawl 35x90 inches. A blouse made of silk sari remnants, with tags, one size. Dark indigo batik linen drawstring pants. And a signed batik shawl

Indonesian cotton ikat textile shawl, late 20th century. Size: 76'' x 19'' (193 x 48 cm).

Cotton warp ikat man's shawl/skirt, having nine horizontal bands with skull trees, men, stags, birds, horse-like animals, and geometric forms in red, blue and black. Provenance: Acquired in 1980 from

Fine Indonesian indigo ikat cotton shawl, approx. 72" x 31". Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA. Acquired in the 1970s by Mr. Odom, who purchased a number of antique Indonesian te

approx. 64 x 18 1/2, see photo's