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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

$575.00 Sold out

Handcarved Indonesian Figures

Antique Indonesian 'Kadu Uma'

Handwoven Sarong from Ayotupas West Timor

West Timor Tapis - 1'6 x 3'9

Antique Indonesian Ikat textile constructed in two panels, each with the same motif. Each design features one large person with another person inside among other symbols including lizards, horses and dragons. Atop the head is a hat of skulls with surrounding birds. The hands feature marks similar to stigmata and a crocodile sits atop each shoulder. Prominent near the legs is a large lobster and smaller monkeys.

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

$1,450.00 Sold out

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