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A large Tongan barkcloth decorated with bold geometric and figural motifs in deep brown and black natural dyes. The central field is organized in panels of repeating triangular forms and small clustered dots, framed by intricate borders of interlocking patterns that create strong graphic contrast against the lighter ground.

Polynesian Tapa Cloth - 7'4 x 7'10

Pair Mid Century Indonesian Cotton Ikat

Pair Mid Century Indonesian Cotton Ikat

A striking Asafo company flag banner featuring a bold rendition of the British Union Jack above a long, tapering textile panel. Constructed from appliquéd and stitched cotton, the design reflects the distinctive visual language of the Asafo military companies of coastal Ghana, where flags served as emblems of identity, rivalry, and power.

Asafo Flag - 1' x 3'9

A striking Asafo company flag banner featuring a bold appliqué Union Jack above a long tapering textile panel. Constructed from hand-sewn cotton, the composition reflects the distinctive visual language of the Asafo military companies of coastal Ghana, where flags functioned as powerful symbols of identity, rivalry, and communal pride.

Asafo Flag - 1' x 4'3

This serape was handwoven in central Mexico during the middle of the 20th century.

A luminous Texcoco serape distinguished by its saturated indigo field and a well articulated central diamond medallion. The stepped, labyrinthine geometry—woven in crisp natural white and deep black creates a powerful visual anchor, while the serrated motifs and butterfly-like accents along the border add nice rhythmic movement.

"Texcoco" Serape - 4'4 x 6'3

$750.00 Sold out

Silk & Metal Embroidery - 1'1 x 2'2

Silk & Metal Embroidery - 1'1 x 2'2

Antique Century Geometric Coverlet - 5'3 x 7'6

Antique Century Geometric Coverlet - 5'3 x 7'6

Saltillo serapes are typically celebrated for their explosive color and serrated diamonds, yet this example embodies a far rarer aesthetic restraint. Its monochrome palette highlights the quality of the hand-spun wool and gives the textile a modern presence that feels at home in both historical collections and contemporary interiors.

The graphic language here anticipates the design vocabulary that would later define Mexican modernism. The patterning resonates especially with the iconic Mexico City Olympic

Black and White Saltillo Serape - 3'8 x 6'8

This exceptional African American workwear quilt is constructed from a rich assemblage of early 20th-century utilitarian textiles, including striped and checked shirtings, plaids, chambrays, and heavier work fabrics. Pieced from worn garments and household cloth, the composition reflects a resourceful and deeply personal approach to textile reuse, where material scarcity gave rise to striking visual complexity.

Early 20th Century African American Work Wear Quilt - 5'5 x 6'9

Vintage Suzani - 7'7 x 7'11

Vintage Suzani - 7'7 x 7'11

A bold and vibrant suzani centered around a large circular medallion radiating outward in layered rings of embroidery. The composition is energized by a rich crimson ground with striking accents of black, golden yellow, and hot pink, creating a dramatic and highly graphic presence.

Vintage Tashkent Suzani - 8'5 x 8'7

A large Central Asian suzani embroidered with eight circular medallions set within a flowing field of scrolling vines. The warm earth-toned ground is animated by soft coral and rose accents, while the surrounding ivory negative space gives the design clarity and movement.

Vintage Suzani - 7'9 x 11'3

A large Central Asian suzani embroidered with eight bold medallions arranged in a balanced lattice across a warm sand-colored ground. Each circular form centers a vivid raspberry rosette with a small green center, surrounded by finely worked chain stitch that radiates outward in soft tonal rings.

Vintage Suzani - 6'11 x 11'6

A finely embroidered Nurata suzani featuring a central floral medallion surrounded by scrolling vines, blossoms, and stylized pomegranates. The field is framed by a border of large circular rosettes that echo the central motif and create a balanced architectural composition.

Antique Ivory Nurata Suzani - 5'2 x 7’

This elongated brocaded panel reflects the celebrated weaving traditions of Samugheo, the Sardinian village renowned for its mastery of pibiones “grain” weave and richly patterned household textiles. The central field displays repeated diamonds enclosing stylized stars, while the end skirts feature rare anthropomorphic figures that read either as a man and woman in union or dancers repeated in procession-like rhythm. Their presence evokes fertility, marriage, and communal celebration, suggesting the textile

19th Century Sardinian "Pibiones" Dowry Weaving - 1'10 x 6'3

This vibrant ceremonial sari exemplifies the Rabari embroidery tradition of Gujarat. Worked on a lustrous silk ground, the field is covered in hand-embroidered satin-stitch dots in jewel tones of magenta, saffron, and ivory, echoing the region’s famed bandhani aesthetic. The richly decorated end panel features dense floral and geometric embroidery in silk floss threads, highlighted with mirror insets, symbolic of protection and celebration within Rabari culture. Such pieces were created as dowry or ceremoni

Embroidered Ceremonial Silk Sari (Rabari People) - 3'1 x 16'6

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