Thailand, Hill People, Meo Hmong Baby Carrier

Thailand, Hill People, Meo Hmong Baby Carrier. Size: approximately 25"T x 19.5"W

Framed embroidery from a S.E. Asian Hill Tribe baby carrier. Size is 16.75 x 16 inches. From one of the tribes that travels between Northern Thailand, Laos, and Southern China. For me, this has been a

Beautifully detailed Hmong cotton and velvet baby carrier, northern Thailand, early-mid 20th century. Size: 22'' x 18'' (56 x 46 cm). Provenance: Lee and Vichai Chinalai collection.

Chinese Minority Hmong Baby Carrier Textile. Ex Mark Lissauer. Size: 21'' x 13'', 53 x 33 cm (textile); 28'' x 20'', 71 x 51 cm (frame).

Thailand, Meo Hmong, Textile Grouping. Size: approximately 23.5"L x 3"W & 24"T x 15"W

Thailand, baby carrier remnant, embroidered cotton and possibly silk, 23"l X 13"w Provenance: From the Estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

**Originally Listed At $125** Southeast Asia, possibly Laos, Hmong culture, ca. late 20th century. A Hmong baby carrier comprised of a variety of colorful cotton fabrics providing rich contrasts of or

Dong People Embroidered Baby Carrier, Mid 20th C. Baby carrier constructed from two rectangular cloth sections, both with center panels of silk thread embroidery surrounded by border strips of tabby c

China. 45-50 years old. Very fine work. Dimensions Approximate width and length without straps: 28" by 24" (71 by 61 cm)

Dong People Embroidered Baby Carrier, Late 19th C.Baby carrier constructed from two rectangles of cotton tabby ground. Embroidery done directly on ground cloth as well as on applied pieces of embroide

Zhuang People Silk Brocade Baby Carrier or Blanket, South China, mid 20th c. Size: 26'' x 28.25'' (66 x 72 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Biddi

Hmong Hill Tribes, Thailand, vintage cotton trouser, indigo, embroidery with bright color silk threads 34"l x 21"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Mounted panel from a baby carrier, cross stitch silk embroidery on cotton ground, Yao people, Guizhou, China, early 20th c. Size: 30" x 17" (textile). Size: 33" x 18" (stretcher).

Miao People, Guizhou Province, Southern China, most likely baby carrier, indigo with multicolor geometric hand embroidery pattern, 30"l x 17"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New

Beautiful folk art hand made embroidered textile. It is possibly made by the Hmong hill tribe people in a village in Southeast Asia or China. Nicely framed. Artwork measures 10"x 9.5". Frame measures

A very finely crafted woven rattan and beaded baby carrier from the Dayak peoples, Kalimantan / Borneo, Indonesia. This is a vintage example featuring a wonderful stylized ancestor and various jungle

4 baby carrier panels, one silk embroidery on cotton, Yao people, Guizhou; one silk embroidery with cotton applique, Miao; one embroidery on cotton ground, Yao; and one embroidered in silk, Miao, Guiz

Antique Mounted beaded panel from baby carrier, early 20th century, Kayan people, Dayak, Sarawak. Size: 12'' x 10'', 30 x 25 cm (beaded panel); 18'' x 16'', 46 x 41 cm (frame). Provenance: Apsara Arts

Hmong/Miao, South China, vintage cotton possibly baby carrier, orange ground with Ikat, applique, and embroidery pattern, 31"l x 21"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Miao Baby Carrier, China, Early 20th-Mid 20th C.Baby carrier of pieced cotton tabby and cotton twill; embroidered and appliqued. Miao People, South Guizhou Province, Sandu County, China. Size: 38'' x

Geija Baby Carrier, China, Early-Mid 20th C. Baby carrier consisting of a single, large, silk-embroidered panel with a series of narrow, tabby cotton borders.Geija People, Eastern Guizhou Province, Ch

Miao Dongjia Baby Carrier, China, 20th C. Baby carrier with wool twill ground with applique of cotton cloth in three-section central panel and along a portion of the ties. Miao Dongjia People, Eastern

Geija Baby Carrier With Batik, China, Mid 20th C. Baby carrier with central panel worked in embroidered wax resist (batik) and supplementary warp float border.Geija People, Eastern Guizhou Province, C

Geija Batik Baby Carrier, China, Early to Mid 20th C. Baby carrier decorated with fine hand drawn (using wax) indigo resist dye technique (batik), Gejia People, Eastern Guizhou Province, Huangping Cou