Tie-Dyed Kemben Breast Cloth, Indonesia, C. 1920

Tie-Dyed Kemben Breast Cloth, Indonesia, C. 1920. Kemben breast cloth from the Solo Kraton (Court) of central Java made in tied and sewn resist on a tabby woven cotton cloth. The long, narrow saput ha

Tulis Batik Breast Cloth (Kemben), Banyumasan,Java, Indonesia, Early-Mid 20th C. Breast cloth (kemben) also popularly used and known as shoulder cloth (slendang) with the typical design element of the

Tulis Batik Breast Cloth (Kemben), Java, Indonesia, Early-Mid 20th C. With birds and floral motif surrounding an elongated red central diamond generally associated with female symbolism. Size: 8'2'' x

Collector's Lot of Tulis Batiks, Indonesia, Early to Late 20th C. Including 3 Kemben (Breastcloth) Tulis Batik Textiles, Indonesia Mid-Late 20th C. Size: Ranging from 6'9'' x 1'7'' (206 x 48 cm) to 7'

Sumatran Lawang Ceremonial Cloth, Indonesia. Early 20th C. Tie dyed silk. Size: 72" x 27" (68.5 x 183 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview and pick up at 130 N. Jeffer

Two Kemben Breast Cloths, Indonesia, 1960s-1970s. In the Semarangan style, made for the Sumatran market. The one with the the bird is hand drawn tulis, while the other is hand-stamped with manual appl

Tulis Batik Skirt Cloth, Indonesia, C. 1920-30. Skirt cloth of handdrawn (tulis) batik (wax resist) on a commercial cotton fabric. A diamond grid enclosing varied designs including 'lar', temple form,

Tulis Batik "Kain Panjang" Skirt Cloth, Indonesia, C. 1920-1930. Kain panjang skirt cloth of commercial cotton with hand drawn (tulis) wax resist (batik). A diamond grid encloses four design variation

Silk Ikat Shoulder Cloth, Indonesia, C. 1900-1920. Selendang. Weft-faced fabric with ikat silk weft, red silk warp, forming a pattern of abstracted figures with long, multiple arms extending from a ce

Cotton Headcloth With Gold Thread Trim, Java, Indonesia, C. 1930. Blue surround with white diamond center, tie dyed (pelangi). Provenance: Ex. Seth Hersh/Batikat Collection. Size: 3'5'' x 3'6'' (104 x

Tulis And Stamped Batik "Kain Sembagi" Ceremonial Skirt Cloth, Indonesia, 18th C. Ceremonial garment woven of cotton tabby cloth; handdrawn and stamped, resist and mordant dyed in an overall repeat of

4 Chinese Minority Textiles, Early-Mid 20th C. Including an indigo dyed child's jacket, woman's jacket; tie dyed head cloth and silk baby carrier panel. Size: Ranging from (16'' x 29'', 41 x 74 cm) to

4 old Java textiles: breastcloth ("kemben"), hand-drawn batik tulis, soga dyes; woman's breast cloth ("kain dodot"), indigo-dyed commercial cotton using "tritik" technique, Central Java; "kain panjang

Pelangi Silk Should Cloth ("Selendang"), Indonesia, Early 20th C. Ceremonial scarf of silk, with gold braid and fringe. Field of tie dye (pelangi), and sew and dye (tritik). The design of alternating

(10) old Southeast Asian silk batik textiles, 20th c., Java and Indonesia, various colors and sizes, incl. (2) "lawon", tie-dyed Chinese silks, approx. 75"l x 36"w (largest), 66"l x 19"w smallest) Pro

Indigo-Dyed Cotton Ikat Wrapper, Sumatra, Indonesia, Early 20th C. Wrapper made of a single width of wrap resist (ikat) dyed cotton tabby cloth. Wide edge borders of solid indigo warps, a narrow strip

African Dida Cloth, Ivory Coast, Early 20th C. Woven and tie- dyed fiber. Size: 45'' x 31'' (114 x 79 cm).The Dida tribe of Ivory Coast is renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship in creating clot

Sumba Cotton Ikat Hinggi, Indonesia, Mid 20th C.Wrapper constructed from two sections of cotton tabby cloth, with resist dyed warps which have been divided to replicate the pattern once on the horizon

Miao Baby Carrier, China, Late 19th-Early 20th C. Baby carrier with indigo-dyed cotton cloth base, long cloth ties, center panels with embroidery and applique, wide border of embroidery with woven bra

1 pink silk velvet cape w/ curled & dyed ostrich feather collar, standing collar, CF neck tie closure, pale pink silk lining, c. 1920, label “Hochschild, Kohn & Co. Baltimore”, SH-SH 20”

Woman's Veil or Shoulder Cloth, South Sumatra, Indonesia, silk, tie & stitch resist, early-mid 20th C. Size: 88" x 29" (224 x 74 cm).

Cotton Ikat Wrapper, West Timor, Indonesia, Early 20th C. "Selimut", man's wrapper cloth of warp faced handspun cotton, with a design of narrow stripes of alternating ikat and plain dyed red and yello

Cotton Ikat Wrapper, West Timor, Indonesia, Early 20th C. "Selimut", man's wrapper cloth of warp faced handspun cotton, with a design of narrow stripes of alternating ikat and plain dyed red and yello

Cotton Ikat Wrapper, Roti, Indonesia, Early 20th C.Wrapper consisting of two strips of warp faced cotton tabby cloth sewn together along the selvage edge, warp wrap resist (ikat) dyed in a pattern of