Yoruba Cotton Textile, Nigeria

Strip woven Yoruba peoples cotton textile, open work with floating threads, Nigeria, West Africa, 67" x 62" PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba, vintage woven cotton textile with purple, green and light blue traditional pattern, 71"l x 42"w

YORUBA ADIRE TEXTILE NIGERIA dyed cotton, with rows of light blue circles on a navy ground(204cm x 173cm)Footnote: Provenance: The Keir McGuinness Collection of African Textiles

Yoruba, Nigeria, group of three vintage woven cotton tie-dye textile, indigo with circular pattern, 64”L x 43”w, 62”l x 43”w, 60”L x 43”w PROVENANCE: From the estat

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton Aso Oke textile, light blue, black color stripes with mauve color checker, panels sewn together, each panel 4”w, 72”l x 54”w PROVENANCE: From th

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton Aso Oke textile, purple, brown, ochre color stripe, panels sewn together, each panel 4”w, 76”l x 56” PROVENANCE: From the estate of Professor Ph

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton Aso Oke textile, purple, orange, grey stripes and multicolor embroidery pattern, 68"l x 49"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton Aso Oke textile, black and grey color stripe, and white pattern, woven text in blue color, panels sewn together, each panel 4”w, 76”l x 54”w PRO

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton Aso Oke textile, purple and light blue color stripe pattern, stitched “ MAKAWA/1971”, panels sewn together, each panel 28”w, 74”l x 57&rdq

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton Aso Oke textile, grey and black color stripes, panels sewn together, each panel 4”w, 73”l x 56”w PROVENANCE: From the estate of Professor Philip

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton embroidery Aso Oke textile, with sand, green, purple and ochre color stripe pattern, panels sewn together, each panel 4'w, 82"l x 40"w PROVENANCE:From the estate

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton embroidery Aso Oke textile, sand color, copper and yellow color narrow stripe pattern, panels sewn together, each panel 4"w, 75"l x 40"w PROVENANCE:From the estat

Yoruba, Nigeria, vintage woven cotton embroidery Aso Oke textile, sand, and brown color stripes pattern, panels sewn together, each panel 4”w, 82”l x 56”w PROVENANCE: From the estate

Homespun cotton strip weave fabric with variegated tan ground, brown and green large scale plaid stripes and with openwork. Aso Oke fabrics are used for special occasion and formal clothing. Approx. 6

Black and beige cotton strip weave Aso Oke wrapper cloth from the Yoruba people of Nigeria, Africa, mid 20th c.. Size: 87.5'' x 59'' (222 x 150 cm).

This lot contains two hand made, hand spun cotton textiles with dyed indigo designs from , Yoruba peoples, Nigeria. West Africa. The textiles measure approximately 60 x 37 and 56 x 43 inches.

African Yoruba Adire Eleko Cloth, Nigeria, Mid 20th C. Made from resist indigo-dyed cotton, this textile is created through the application of a resist paste made from cassava flour, applied to the cl

Striped beige cotton strip weave with patterning, Aso Oke wrapper cloth from the Yoruba people of Nigeria, Africa, mid 20th c. Size: 37.5'' x 55'' (95 x 140 cm).

West African strip weave cotton cloth, likely Yoruba Aso Oke cloth, Nigeria, natural white with supplemental warp detail of figures and geometric shapes in green, purple and pink. Approx. 59' X 82" Pr

Offwhite cotton strip weave wrapper cloth from the Yoruba people of Nigeria, Africa, mid 20th c. Size: 70'' x 57'' (178 x 145 cm).

Indigo resist-dyed fabric from Nigeria, Yoruba people. Approx. 72" x 67" and 73" x 68". Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA.

Kalabari peoples, embroidered cotton textile wrap, Nigeria, West Africa, 70" x 46" PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Early Yoruba People Ase-Oke Textile, Nigeria. Size: approximately 68" L at longest X 45"W

18th Century Royal Bakuba Grass Weaving 19" x 45 1/2". Along with a Nigeria Yoruba Tribe Resist Dyed 7 Section hand loomed weaving.38" x 42" . 2 Early Textiles.