Savu Ikat Sarong, Indonesia

Savu island sarong with ikated floral motifs likely based on European / colonial designs. Indigo, red and white. Tight weave, finely woven, excellent condition. Approx. 68" x 22 1/2" closed. ( approx.

Fine Savu Ikat Opened Sarong, Indonesia, Early-Mid 20th C. Natural dyes, handspun cotton. With warp ikat and supplementary warp. Size: 6' x 3'6'' (183 x 107 cm).

Savu Ikat Tubular Sarong With Supplementary Weft Bands, Indonesia, Early-Mid 20th C. Handspun cotton, warp ikat, supplementary warp, two pieces sewn together. Size: 5'6'' x 1'9'' (168 x 53 cm).

Two Savu Cotton Ikat Sarongs, Indonesia, mid 20th C.t Sizes: 1) 61'' x 22.5'', 155 x 57 cm (uncut); 2) 62'' x 44'', 157 x 112 cm (cut).

Handspun Cotton Ikat Sarong, Savu, Indonesia, Early 20th C. Woman's tubular garment, "ei worapi". The term worapi refers to the non-traditional designs used for this garment. The roses and cherubs are

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).

Greater Blossom Woman's Sarong. cotton ikat, Savu Island, Indonesia, mid 20th C. Size: 64'' x 41'', (163 x 104 cm). Opened. Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acce

Two Savu Ikat Textiles. Cotton shoulder cloth and cotton sarong with warp ikat. Savu, Indonesia. Sizes: 1) 80'' x 35.5'' (203 x 90 cm); 2) 59.5'' x 21.5'' (151 x 55 cm).

Dark red with indigo and pink, with thin lines of green, light blue, and black. Approx. 108" x 30 1/2". Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA. Acquired in the 1970s by Mr. Odom, who

Approx. 66" x 33 1/2". 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 Rober

2 Savu ikat woman's ceremonial sarongs, homespun cotton, Lesser Blossom moiety, Savu, early/mid 20th c. Each size: 65'' x 22'' (165 x 56 cm). Provenance: Apsara Arts of Asia. Please Note: There Are No

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).

Three panel sarong with stingray and boat motifs, Solor archipelago. Moringa, Indigo, over-dyed in places to deep purple, with gold. Approx. 67" x 49". Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesvi

Three panel sarong, Lembata Island. With indigo, dark red, thin lines of pale blue, pale green, and yellow. Complex designs. Approx. 69" X 55". Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA.

Handspun Cotton Ikat Tubular Sarong, Lomblen, Indonesia, C. 1960. 3 pieces sewn together. Provenance: Ex. Seth Hersh/Batikat Collection. Size: 2'9'' x 5'7'' (83 x 170 cm).

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

2 Cotton Ikat Sarongs, Maumere, Flores, Indonesia, Mid-Late 20th C. One opened. Sizes: 1) 5'5'' x 3'11'' (165 x 119 cm); 2) 4'11'' x 1'11'' (150 x 58 cm).

Two Shoulder Cloths. Cotton, warp ikat. Savu, Indonesia. Sizes: 1) 74'' x 37'' (188 x 94 cm); 2) 84'' x 36.5'' (213 x 93 cm).

Indonesia, Sumba Ikat Sarong, 54"l x 22.5"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Sumba Ikat Hinggi and Batik Sarong. Indonesia. Largest Size: 39.5'' x 94.5'' (100 x 240 cm). Provenance: Maryanne Conheim, Philadelphia.

Sawu (Indonesia)-Sarongs. Warp ikat with natural dyes on cotton threads; European-inspired floral motifs indicate lack of any clan or moiety association; excellent condition; likely mid 20th c. Larges

Sawu, Indonesia, vintage woven ikat sarong, indigo ground with rust, yellow stripe and traditional pattern, 60"l x 30"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Biboki, West Timor, Indonesia, vintage coarse cotton ikat sarong, assorted colors stripe with traditional pattern, 63"l x 22"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York