Slit Tapestry Weave Textile, Indonesia?

Shawl or sash, natural dyes in pinkish red, purple, and ecru, homespun, slit tapestry weave, braided fringe. Possibly Toraja or Lombok? Appears to have age. Minor losses, especially to fringe. Approx.

Two Sections of a Pre-Columbian Chimu (1100-1400 CE) Tunic Textile, Peru. Camelied wool, slit tapestry weave depicting deer and feline motifs. Size: 1) 36.5'' x 22.25'', (93 x 57 cm.) ; 2); 37'' x 21.

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Lambayeque culture, ca. 1000 to 1476 CE. A large fragment of openwork and slit-tapestry weaving techniques made from camelid (alpaca or llama

18th Century Chinese Sino-Tibetan Mantle Worn by a Buddhist Monk (Jiasha), Silk and gold-wrapped thread slit-tapestry weave, also called KASAYA (patchwork Buddhist robe), "Buddha's Robe". Embroidered

Measurements: 103-1/8" L x 44-1/2" W Mantle Worn by a Buddhist Monk (Jiasha), Silk and gold-wrapped thread slit-tapestry weave, also called KASAYA (patchwork Buddhist robe), "Buddha's Robe". Thread de

Chinese Qing Dynasty Mantle worn by a Buddhist monk robe (Jiasha). Delicate silk and gold-wrapped thread slit-tapestry weave, also called KASAYA (patchwork Buddhist robe), Buddha's Robe. Each patch wo

Measurements: 103-1/8" L x 44-1/2" W Mantle Worn by a Buddhist Monk (Jiasha), Silk and gold-wrapped thread slit-tapestry weave, also called KASAYA (patchwork Buddhist robe), "Buddha's Robe". Thread de

Chinese Qing Dynasty Mantle Worn by a Buddhist Monk (Jiasha), Silk and gold-wrapped thread slit-tapestry weave, also called KASAYA (patchwork Buddhist robe), "Buddha's Robe". Dimensions: 105" H x 44-1

Pre-Columbian, South Coast Peru, Nazca, Early Intermediate period, ca. 100 BCE to 800 CE. A proliferous slit tapestry textile woven from camelid wool wefts (alpaca or llama) and worked into cotton war

A very fine and intricate Burntwater area tapestry weave textile in more than ten colors displaying floating geometrics and many devices in diamond and zig-zag patterns edged in eye dazzling serration

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, Central Coast of Peru, Chimu culture, ca. 1100 to 1470 CE. A colorful slit-tapestry textile panel formed from tightly-woven camelid (llama or alpaca) fibers in

Pilu Saluk tapestry weave ceremonial cloth textile with tab fringe. Approx. Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA. Acquired in the 1970s by Mr. Odom, who purchased a number of antiqu

Tunic Panel, Chancay Culture (1100-1400 CE); camelid wool pattern bands are slit weave tapestry, white bands are plain weave cotton with tapestry weave design at bottom, fringe is tapestry weave; smal

A Strip with Stylized Birds, North Coast, Peru, Late Intermediate Period, 800-1100 CE Early Chimu Multicolored cotton and camelid fiber slit tapestry and plain weave weft face. 21 x 211 cm <

An Afghan saddle bag. Tapestry/slit weave. Wool & turquoise beads. 52" x 25.5". Condition: Some accretions and fraying throughout. Only 2 turquoise beads are present to the edges.

Chinese, 20th century. A finely handwoven silk kesi textile or slit-tapestry in tones of black and red on a gold ground with four lines of black running script calligraphy flanked to left by a red sea

Part of Garment with Decorative Border, Central Coast, Peru, Late Intermediate Period, 1100-1470 CE Local Style Cotton and multicolored camelid fiber plain weave and slit tapestry 17 x 98 cm

2 Old and Rare Philippine Textiles. Silk tapestry weave headcloth, "pishabet", Tausug people, Sulu Archipelago, Philippines; and a woman's tubular garment, "malong a landap" with tapestry-weave bands

QASHQAI, SOUTHWEST IRAN, SLIT-WEAVE WOOL TAPESTRY, C. 1930S, W 4'1" L 6'11" From the collection of Dr. and Lila Esfahani, Grand Blanc, MI.

A Band with Fringes Showing Mythical Beings, Central-South Coast, Peru, Middle Horizon, 500-700 CE Late Nasca Multicolored cotton and camelid fiber slit tapestry, stem stitch and plain weave. 12.5 x

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Chimu, ca. 1000 to 1500 CE. A remarkable textile fragment made from camelid wool (alpaca or llama), woven using the slit tapestry technique in warm colors, reds, brown

**Originally Listed At $300** Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Chimu / Chancay, ca. 800 to 1300 CE. A fascinating textile fragment made from dyed camelid wool (alpaca or llama), and possibly cotton wa

Syrian Aba, 20th C. This textile is crafted in tapestry weave, using aubergine-colored silk with metal thread. The intricate motifs present a geometric design, characterized by fine lines and featurin

Pre-Columbian, Peru, Huari / Wari culture, ca. 500 to 1000 CE. This is a textile woven in the slit tapestry technique depicting six mythological beings. It's threads are vivid colors: red, brown, ochr