18Th Century Antique French Hand Woven Textile

An antique Turkish Ottoman hand woven textile with an intricate floral and foliage ornament, dominated by warm tones of red and gold, circa 17th century. An antique Oriental Islamic ...

An antique Persian Safavid dynasty hand woven textile. The front side is decorated with flowers and birds on a blue background, while the reverse side features a floral motif on a re...

A lot of two antique hand woven embroidered textiles. Circa 18th century. The first textile is designed with a light beige background in the center and a blue background on the edges...

A lot of antique Moroccan Berber hand woven textiles with silk. The textile is adorned with traditional foliage, geometrical and abstract patterns. One ware is adorned with fringes. ...

T/219/1 - This type of very strong and rustic fabric was used to make sacks, including those for mail: I have some saks, made up as a large country pillow. But it's hard enough to st...

Late 19th or early 20th century jaquar loom’s woven tablecloth, cotton.

Handwoven Bogolan mud cloth textile from Mali, Africa, Bambara. It is a handwoven tribal cotton fabric traditionally dyed with fermented mud. Woven Afr...

This exquisite Malaysian textile, measuring an impressive 109 x 579 cm, is a remarkable example of traditional Southeast Asian craftsmanship. The piece showcases the rich cultural heritage and intricate artistry that has been passed down through generations in Malaysia. The textile is adorned with a densely packed scene featuring a variety of figures, animals, and symbolic motifs. The imagery includes horses, birds, and human figures, all depicted in a highly stylized manner with bold, vibrant colors. The figures are arranged in a way that suggests movement and interaction, bringing the textile to life. The piece is also characterized by its elongated form, which suggests it was likely created for ceremonial purposes or as a significant decorative element in a traditional setting. The fabric is densely patterned, with an interesting design that covers the entire length of the piece. The intricate motifs, which appear to be floral or geometric in nature, are woven with a level of detail that speaks to the high skill of the artisan. The color palette of the textile is dominated by warm, earthy tones—predominantly gold and rich reds—giving it a regal and timeless appearance. The upper section of the textile features a denser, more intricate patterning, which gradually transitions into a slightly more open design as you move down the length of the piece. This gradient in design adds depth and visual interest, making the textile not only a functional item but also a work of art. This textile is crafted using traditional weaving technique, which are common in Southeast Asian textile...