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Vintage ikat handmade on the island of Sumba in Indonesia. Crafted in two strips featuring color palette of brown, gold and terra-cotta with indigo blue details.

Vintage Sumbanese Ikat - 3'7 x 8'3

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Handcarved Indonesian Figures

Antique Indonesian 'Kadu Uma'

Handwoven Sarong from Ayotupas West Timor

West Timor Tapis - 1'6 x 3'9

Antique Indonesian Handwoven Ikat textile woven in two strips and sewn together. It features god like tattoo'd creatures filling up both panels

Faded Sumbanese Ikat - 3' x 8'8

Indonesian Hinggi Kombu ceremonial mantle featuring The design is a mirror image of itself, which can be read in both directions and from side to side. The central geometric motif is named habak, a common centre motif for ikats that was once a symbol of royalty. The larger motif above and below the habak is the Dutch coat of arms, a design that was introduced after the Dutch colonial invasion of Sumba and reserved for the ruling elite.

Sumbanese Men's Hinggi Kombu Ceremonial Mantle - 2'1 x 8'4

Indonesian Sumatran tapis cotton and metal sarong featuring a ground fabric is striped red and black and embroidered with gold thread. Text is commonly used for decorative and ritual effects. The text on this particular piece is written in a mix of Bahasa Indonesia and the local Lampung language and features well-wishes for the wearer of the tapis.

Sumatran Woman's Ceremonial Sarong - 2' x 3'8

The design of this East Sumbanese Hinggi Kombu ikat textile is a mirror image of itself, which can be read in both directions and from side to side. The central geometric motif is named habak, a common centre motif for ikats, and was once a symbol of royalty. The other figures are animals like horses and cockatoos, both commonly found animals in Sumbanese weaving.

East Sumbanese Hinggi Kombu Ikat Textile - 2' x 7'5