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This striking vintage dress from Sindh, Pakistan, showcases the region’s renowned textile artistry through dazzling mirrorwork embroidery (shisha) on a richly dyed base. The bodice and sleeves are densely adorned with geometric mirror insets, chain-stitch embroidery, and floral motifs, worked in bold jewel tones on ochre, orange, and cobalt panels. The lower portion of the dress is a deep maroon cotton, finely detailed with vertical bands of white bead-like embroidery and green piping, adding balance and el
Mid Century Embroidered Sindh Dress with Mirrorwork - 3'11 x 4’3
$250.00
handwoven silk central asian Uzbeki Ikat Textile with bright pinks and yellows but also has fire damage and color run
Antique Silk Uzbek Ikat - 3'11 x 6'11
$475.00
small antique NW Persian Karadja rug featuring a geometric triple medallion design characteristic of the type in blue, pink, yellow, and red with ivory and brown accents. It is framed by a bright ivory main border and flanked by a red outer border and a blue inner border.
Worn Karaja Rug - 2’10 x 4’2
$550.00
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
$950.00
This vintage batik textile is an example of batik tulis—the traditional, hand-drawn wax-resist dyeing technique of Java, Indonesia. Its intricate pattern is arranged in a classic diagonal grid (kawung) formation, filled with an elegant interplay of florals, paisleys, and cosmic starbursts in warm, earthy tones of indigo, caramel, and ivory. Each motif was meticulously applied by hand using a canting tool, a process that often takes weeks to complete and results in richly layered, deeply expressive clo
Vintage Sogan Batik - 3'5 x 7'10
$175.00
A hand sewn vintage silk chapan or overcoat from the Turkmen of Northern Afghanistan.  A chapan which means "sewn together" in Turkic is an overcoat that is adorned with detailed threading come in a variety of colors and patterns. It is traditionally worn throughout Central Asia. This lovely chapan is crafted from crimson striped silk. It is embellished with fine black, white, and yellow embroidery around its perimeter and up the sides.
Red and Black Striped Turkmen Robe - 3’5 x 4’8
$350.00
Baluch Chanteh with Tassels - 1' x 1'3
Baluch Chanteh with Tassels - 1' x 1'3
$150.00
Vintage Sogan Batik - 3'5 x 8'2
Vintage Sogan Batik - 3'5 x 8'2
$175.00
Antique oversized kelleghi Mahal featuring an all-over pattern of interlocked palmettes in spectacular hues of multiple blues, greens, coral, yellow, and soft purple on a rare ivory ground. The field design is a well-rendered variation of the Mina Khani design. Perfectly framed by a vibrant navy main border featuring palmettes and serrated leaves. Various distinct minor borders add interesting detail and interest to the piece.
HOLD - Oversized Ivory Mahal Rug - 10’8 x 18’3
$12,500.00
This Pre-Columbian textile fragment dates to the Wari period (circa 600–1000 AD). It features a striking row of anthropomorphic head motifs with dramatic black wool tufts, likely once serving as the decorative fringe of an elite garment or ceremonial textile. The figures, worked in shades of cochineal red, green, gold, and deep indigo, are a hallmark of Wari iconography and exhibit the sophisticated interlinking knit structure that this Andean culture pioneered.
Wari Figural Textile Panel (mounted) - 8" x 12"
$1,250.00