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It features a grid of colorful squares stuffed with padding and scrunched together creating a very fluffy appearance. The squares are made of a variety of fabrics, some plain and others with simple patterns. It is backed in silk that is embellished with silk embroidered flowers. A very unique and interesting piece.

Heirloom Puffy Square Quilt - 2’11 x 4’3

It features a variation of the classic log cabin design in 42 squares. The concentric squares are broken up by a highly contrasting concentric diamond over the top. A very striking composition with great visual power. Would be very impactful hung on a wall. Quilt

Heirloom Log Cabin Quilt - 5’8 x 6’9

$1,500.00 Sold out

It features abstracted roses that alternate with open squares and is framed by a ruffled silk border. The roses in rendered in light and dark pink petals with light and dark green leaves and each feature a yellow silk center. The small blanket has a soft and dainty feel and was likely intended for a newborn baby. 19th century americana

Heirloom Baby Knit Blanket - 2’3 x 2’11

Crazy quilts are so-called

Antique Heirloom Crazy Quilt - 5’8 x 6’9

Muharram Termeh Shawl Fragment

Muharram Termeh Shawl Fragment - 2'9 x 3'5

Silk Uzbek chapan is crafted silk in serrated blocks of blue, white and two shades of purple. The floral liner is made of soviet fabric. A very graphic and eye catching piece with a contemporary feel.

Antique Ikat Chapan - 3'6 x 4'11

Antique Kerman Termeh

Antique Kerman Termeh - 3'5 x 4'

sangsari silk shawl

Antique Sangsari Silk Shawl - 1'7 x 8'8

bunches of grapes, leaves and various floral forms on an open brown/black ground. blossoming vines that meander around the perimeter on a canary yellow ground. It is woven in a curvilinear style that utilizes so-called

19th Century Ukrainian Tapestry - 6'6 x 10'2

shawl was handwoven in Morocco during the middle of the 20th Century. This shawl is very finely woven of soft wool and features horizontal bands of undyed wool in various browns, grays and ivories. Finished with neatly braided fringes.

Midcentury Moroccan Blanket - 4'9 x 6'7

This quilt was hand-sewn in North America during the early 20th century. It features a variation of the log cabin pattern in various diamond shapes. Framed by a red border.

Small Antique Quilt - 2'8 x 2'10

$150.00 Sold out

This batik patchwork was crafted in Indonesia during the 20th century.

Batik is a wax-resist technique that creates a distinctive style. This textile features a variety of batik designs that have been patchworked together into four quadrants creating a dynamic design in purples and yellows.

Vintage Batik Patchwork - 3' x 5'9

Ende was an important trading post where many cloths were traded including Indian Patola. This cloth is highly influenced by Patola and was created using traditional ikat techniques. A tightly rendered repeat pattern is executed in cotton dyed with indigo and morinda with the cream tinged with morinda from the resist process. A semba is a traditional man's shawl of the indigenous Sikka people of Flores.

Vintage Ende Semba Ikat - 3' x 8'

$450.00 Sold out

This vintage textile was crafted by the Loimi Akha Hill Tribe near the border of Myanmar and Thailand.

The Akha hill tribe people live in China, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam. They practice a belief system that has strong symbiotic relationship with the land and is infused with animism and ancestor worship among traditions and rituals.job's tear traditional costume of the Akha people. It features a deep indigo ground with lovingly decorated ends in pink, red and ivory cross-stitch

Loimi Akha Hill Tribe Belt - 3'5 x 80"

This coverlet was crafted during the 20th century in Rajasthan, India.

It features hand cut mirrors that have been hand-stitched with silk thread into grid and diamond patterns on cotton cloth dyed with a dusty lilac. The mirrors really sparkle in the right light.

Silk and Mirror Coverlet - 6'4 x 8'3

19th century Phulkari is a tradition of folk embroidery from the Punjab region that encompasses both India and Pakistan. This Phulkari was crafted in four strips and composed of ivory and gold silken thread atop terracotta dyed cotton.

19th Century Phulkari - 4'7 x 7'10

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