Lao Woven Skirt Textile

Cotton tube skirt, possibly Tai Lue, southern Laos, mid 20th century. Size: 44'' x 28'' (112 x 71 cm). Uncut. Provenance: Lee and Vichai Chinalai collection.

(lot of 2) Embroidered skirt panels, Laos, (one) with purple embroidery, woven cotton lining, approx 30.5"l, 21"w, (one) with knot embroidery, black wool-blend lining, separation at seam, approx 31"l,

Antique Tai Lao Textile, silk with cotton trim. Size: 57'' x 44'', 145 x 112 cm (base); 50'' x 36'', 127 x 91 cm (textile).

Two Antique Tai Lao Silk Textiles. Sizes: 1) 56'' x 26'' (142 x 66 cm); 2) 55.5'' x 23'' (141 x 58 cm).

Two antique Tai Lao woven silk textiles with cotton borders. Sizes: 1) 51'' x 27'' (130 x 69 cm); 2) 60'' x 24'' (152 x 61 cm).

Heavy hand spun cotton tubular skirt with supplementary weft bands of horses, fish, and a third geometric motif, with many smaller bands with geometric motifs. Mostly blue and white, with brown. Upper

A good Miao woven textile skirt panel decorated with stylized florals and geometrics. Origin: Guizhou Province, China; Dimensions: L 30" x W 24"; 0073C

A good Miao woven textile skirt panel decorated with stylized geometrics and flower heads on a blue and black ground. Origin: Guizhou Province, China; Dimensions: L 26" x W 22; 0092C

A good Miao woven textile skirt panel decorated with stylized florals and geometrics on a blue and black ground. Origin: Guizhou Province, China; Dimensions: L 28" x W 20"; 0088C

A Miao woven textile skirt panel decorated with stylized florals and geometrics. Origin: Guizhou Province, China; Dimensions: L 30" x W 22"; 0079C

A Miao woven textile skirt panel decorated with stylized florals and geometrics. Origin: Guizhou Province, China; 0069C

Tai silk and cotton skirt, northern Laos, circa 1900. Mounted on a wooden frame. Size: 28.25'' x 59'', 72 x 150 cm (stretcher). Provenance: Lee and Vichai Chinalai collection.

Tai Daeng ceremonial cotton and silk skirt with ikat, northern Laos, late 19th c. Size: 28.25'' x 28.25'' (72 x 72 cm). Uncut. Provenance: Lee and Vichai Chinalai collection.

A very long woven grass skirt or textile with intricate tribal designs. Kuba peoples, Congo, central Africa. Measures 116 x 19 inches.

Antique Finely Woven Lao Silk Textile. Size: 16.5" x 116.75", 42 x 297 cm.

Vintage Kuba cloth woven grass textile wrap skirt from the Congo, central Africa. This is a hand made extra long wove grass textile with ornate applique designs. Such cloths are often used as wrap ski

3 Antique Woven Lao Tai Textiles, old supplementary weft weavings with blue/black cotton backing/trim, Lao. Sizes: 1) 60'' x 15.5'' (152 x 39 cm); 2) 50.5'' x 19.5'' (128 x 50 cm); 3) 53'' x 14'' (135

Ethnographic and Continental Textile Lot including 2 antique Lao silk textiles, woven sarong/sim and sim border with black backing, a silk velvet sleeve fragment and silk brocade curtain fragment with

South East Asian and Indonesian Textile Lot. Including: 1) silk ikat mudmi skirt; 2) Tai Lue hand loomed textile skirt, Thailand/Laos, 20th century; 3) one stamped Indonesian batik; 4) one printed Ind

Asia/Laos: Miscellaneous woven and embroidered textiles to include a small cover or mat, woven in silk on black cotton, the colours in shades of lilac cerise, yellow and taupe, approx. 24 inches or 61

A very good Miao woven textile long skirt panel decorated with a stylized floral band enclosing a stylized floral field. Origin: Guizhou Province, China; Dimensions: L 32" x W 21"; 0071C

3 Lao Textiles, including a woven "pha kit" textile; a shoulder cloth, Lao Neua, silk patterned with bands of "hong" birds and diamonds; and a blanket or door hanging, cotton ground with supplementary

Lao/Hmong Southeast China, vintage woven cotton textile, indigo ground tie-dyed with applique, bright red, yellow, white color stitch pattern, 198"l x 18"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Go

Run Li Tube Skirt Textile, Early-Mid 20th C. Short cotton tube skirt with three bands of supplementary warp and weft inlay in shades of black, red, beige, and yellow with human figures woven into the