Indonesian Ikat

Individually selected by Madeline during her travels, the saturated color and complex tonal harmonies have long been the hallmark of Ikat fabric. This highly prized ancestral fabric ...

An extremely decorative and quite graphic cotton ikat textile from Indonesia. Measures: 39" x 94".

New Hinggi Kaworu, men's ceremonial shawl, indigo and white warp ikat patterns. Natural dyes, Sumba people, Rende, east Sumba, Indonesia.

2015 hinggi patola ratu, ceremonial men's shawl, cotton with blue and orange ikat patola pattern. Natural dyes, Kambera, east Sumba, Indonesia.

Sumba people, Rende, East Sumba, Indonesia.

Indonesia.

Sumba people, Rende, East Sumba, Indonesia.

Sumba people, Hangaroau Village near Rende, East Sumba, Indonesia.

Sumba people, Rende, East Sumba, Indonesia.

Indonesia.

Sumba people, Priauang village, Rende, East Sumba. Indonesia.

1980s Lau Hemba, tube skirt, two panels cotton ikat with patola pattern. Natural dyes. Sumba people, Kambera district, East Sumba, Indonesia.

Sumba people, Trans or Yabuwai, East Sumba, Indonesia.

Sumba people, Rende, East Sumba, Indonesia.

Sumba people, Kanatang, Northeast Sumba, Indonesia.

1940s Pua Kumbu, ceremonial hanging, handspun cotton with ikat patterning of drifting cloud pattern known locally as Buah Rembang Berarat. Natural and chemical dyes. Iban peple, Sari...

1920-1940s pair of Hinggi Kombu, man's ceremonial shoulder wrap, cotton alternating orange and dark brown bands with animal patterns with large patola ratu pattern in centre band. Na...

This artisan-designed pillow is made by hand of vintage Indonesian ikat fabric. Ikat is a dyeing technique used to pattern textiles that employs a resist dyeing process.

It is in rather good condition.

It is ın very good , almost unused condition.

A set of four pillows made from early 20th century Indonesian silk ikat panels with a pair of matching red, gold, green, and blue patterned silk pillows, and a pair of matching compl...

Authentic Antique Indonesian Ikat Kilim with Symbolic Motifs This is an authentic handmade antique Indonesian Ikat Kilim, a rare and beautiful textile crafted from wool in the early ...

This Ikat textile originates from the Island of Sumba, Indonesia.

A Vintage woven Ikat cloth made using hand spun natural dyed cotton yarn on the island of Timor in Indonesia.

Stunning old ceremonial Ikat two-panel seamed Pua. Cotton with natural dye.

A wonderful pair of pillows made from an early 20th century Indonesian double-ikat panel, backed with linen and filled with down.

This Ikat textile originates from the Island of Sumba, Indonesia.

Large two panel seamed ikat ceremonial cotton hinggi with fringes. Collected in Sumba Indonesia.

This Ikat textile originates from the Island of Sumba, Indonesia.

The term "ikat" is Indonesian ("mengikat") and means to knot, to tie, because some parts of the yarns are protected by a tight binding in order not to be dyed, while the untied parts...

The term" ikat" is Indonesian ("mengikat") and means to knot, to bind, because some parts of the yarns are protected by tight binding so as not to be dyed, while the unbound parts ar...

The term" ikat" is Indonesian ("mengikat") and means to knot, to bind, because some parts of the yarns are protected by tight binding so as not to be dyed, while the unbound parts ar...

The term "ikat" is Indonesian ("mengikat") and means to knot, to tie, because some parts of the yarns are protected by a tight binding in order not to be dyed, while the untied parts...

The term" ikat" is Indonesian ("mengikat") and means to knot, to bind, because some parts of the yarns are protected by tight binding so as not to be dyed, while the unbound parts ar...

The term "ikat" is Indonesian ("mengikat") and means to knot, to tie, because some parts of the yarns are protected by a tight binding in order not to be dyed, while the untied parts...

The term "ikat" is Indonesian ("mengikat") and means to knot, to tie, because some parts of the yarns are protected by a tight binding in order not to be dyed, while the untied parts...

The term "ikat" is Indonesian ("mengikat") and means to knot, to tie, because some parts of the yarns are protected by a tight binding in order not to be dyed, while the untied parts...

The term "ikat" is Indonesian ("mengikat") and means to knot, to tie, because some parts of the yarns are protected by a tight binding in order not to be dyed, while the untied parts...

The term "ikat" is Indonesian ("mengikat") and means to knot, to tie, because some parts of the yarns are protected by a tight binding in order not to be dyed, while the untied parts...

Mustard and brown ikat cushions, circa 1950 Thick traditional ikat weave in mustard, brown and black with zip closure and feather pads.

The term "ikat" is Indonesian ("mengikat") and means to knot, to tie, because some parts of the yarns are protected by a tight binding in order not to be dyed, while the untied parts...

The term "ikat" is Indonesian ("mengikat") and means to knot, to tie, because some parts of the yarns are protected by a tight binding in order not to be dyed, while the untied parts...

Striking navy and white cotton Ikat. So many uses for this bold textile. Take it to the beach or throw it over a sofa. This color combination is modern yet the Ikat technique is cent...

Antique indigo and white textile from Sumba. Ikat is an ancient technique which is used to add patterns to textiles. The designs are created in the yarns rather than on the finished ...

Lau are the tubular skirts worn by women. The same symbols that appear on a man’s hinggi reappear on the women’s skirts, but the range of techniques used often extend beyond ikat alo...

Vintage perfect Indonesian Ikat textil panel with a blue background - red borders with horses - Suitable for table, for wall, for armchair - Interesting price for attempted closure...

An extraordinary 20th century Indonesian hand-loomed ikat textile from the island of Sumba and depicting many lions, birds, serpents, and other mythological winged figures woven in b...

These happy cotton ikats were probably woven somewhere in the Lesser Sunda Islands in eastern Indonesia, perhaps the island of Sumba.

An incredible 20th century Indonesian hand-loomed ikat textile from the island of Sumba and depicting many lions, birds, and other mythological winged figures woven in beautiful vege...

An incredible 20th century Indonesian hand-loomed ikat textile from the island of Sumba and depicting a hunting scene with several large multi-headed figures carrying bows and arrows...

It does not come with an insert but comes with a bag made to the size to accommodate insert materials. Cotton in the back. Zipper closure. Dry Cleaning only.

A beautiful framed piece of vintage handwoven 19th century fabric with fringe bottom that was highlighted in uber upscale Palm Springs Estate entirely designed by the late, great, St...

This Ikat textile originates from the Island of Sumba, Indonesia.