Batik Furniture

It doe not come with an insert. Linen in the back. Zipper closure. Dry Cleaning is recommended.

Mali indigo cloth refers to the traditional textiles produced in Mali, West Africa, using indigo dye. These fabrics are an integral part of Mali's rich cultural heritage and have gai...

Irregular shape hand-tufted wool rug 'Kembang Setaman' by RAG Home A modern and abstract interpretation of traditional savoir-faire craftsmanship - the art of embroidery. Like a flo...

It does not come with an insert. Linen in the back. Zipper closure. Dry Cleaning is recommended.

Antique Batik Tulis Kemben Cloth – Tiga Negri Style – Hand-Drawn Wax Resist Textile, Indonesia (1930s) An exceptional example of traditional Indonesian textile artistry, this antiq...

It doe not come with an insert. Linen in the back. Zipper closure. Dry Cleaning is recommended.

Large brass and leather fireplace club fender circa 2000. Popular model of a Victorian design.  At over 8 foot long this one was commissioned for a large fireplace. 2 l shapes of r...

It does not come with an insert. Cotton in the back. Zipper Closure. Dry Cleaning is reccommended.

It does not come with an insert. Linen in the back. Zipper closure. Dry Cleaning is recommended.

Hmong textiles are incredibly rich in symbolism and craftsmanship, reflecting the unique culture, history, and traditions of the Hmong people. The Hmong are an ethnic group from the...

Fine Hand printed Oriental cloud batik A Indonesian Cirebon batik hand printed in a traditional Chinese cloud style with graduated blue and red Perfect...

It does not come with an insert. Linen in the back. Zipper closure. Dry Cleaning is recommended.

We have created three new pendants using rolled African ash beads, earth and stone mixed. They can be a symbol and celebration of womanhood, sexuality, femininity, fertility, healing, spirituality, protection, seduction, and wealth, The milk glass was blown by our Bay Area super star Alex Abajian at Glow studios. We value these unique lights...

Vintage Indonesian Kain Batik Tulis, Solo (Surakarta), Java, 1950. A traditional meticulously hand drawn wax resist painting by canting on cotton of a spirited phoenix pattern inters...

Hmong textiles are incredibly rich in symbolism and craftsmanship, reflecting the unique culture, history, and traditions of the Hmong people. The Hmong are an ethnic group from the ...

Mali indigo cloth refers to the traditional textiles produced in Mali, West Africa, using indigo dye. These fabrics are an integral part of Mali's rich cultural heritage and have gai...

Antique Meiji period Japanese porcelain temple jar with intricate hand painted decoration and gilt. The jar in Classic Kutani colors with floral and phoenix birds all over the top an...

It does not come with an insert. Linen in the back. Zipper closure. Dry Cleaning is recommended

Amsterdam School batiked wooden tablelamp by most probably (and confirmed by an expert in the field) L. Bogtman. Signed underneath and in very good condition. The original lampshade ...

A naively drawn, indigo cotton panel from 1980s , China.

A Pair of Victorian 19th Century Mahogany & Brass Campaign Four Drawer Chests With Brass Hardware Raised on Four Block Feet. Elegant well appointed set of campaign chests with a but...

Vintage Indonesian Kain Batik Tulis, Solo (Surakarta), Java, 1960. A traditional meticulously hand drawn wax resist painting by canting on cotton of a Udan Liris pattern of diagonal ...

It does not come with an insert but a bag made to size to accommodate insert materials. Cotton in the back. Zipper Closure. Dry Clean is recommended.

Mali indigo cloth refers to the traditional textiles produced in Mali, West Africa, using indigo dye. These fabrics are an integral part of Mali's rich cultural heritage and have gai...

Simple and elegant rosewood with tile end tables. A matched pair with beautiful earth toned golden tile. Rosewood is amazing with striations in the woo...

Vintage Indonesian Kain Batik Tulis Parang, Solo (Surakarta), Java 1960. A fine hand drawn wax resist painting by canting on cotton of a variation of the Parang Rusak pattern of a br...

It does not come with an insert. Linen in the back. Zipper Closure. Dry Clean is recommended.

It does not come with an insert. Linen in the back. Zipper Closure. Dry Clean is recommended.

It does not come with an insert but a bag made to size to accommodate insert materials. Cotton in the back. Zipper Closure. Dry Clean is recommended.

French 40's plaster mirror in the style of Serge Roche. Some numbers at the back of the mirror. Lit. "aux sources du XXe siècle. J.M.Franck for similar type of work. France-1950. A p...

An original painting on silk by Winifred Jagger. Upon spending time in Burma, Jagger was inspired by the techniques and vivid colours of local artists which she has developed into her own unique style. Peacock is painted with ink on silk...

Antique Hand Dyed Cotton Batik Slendang (Selendang), Java. A length of cotton fabric used as a shoulder cloth, hand dyed in three colors: the base dyed golden yellow overall then a v...

An original painting on silk by artist Winifred Jagger. Upon spending time in Burma, Jagger was inspired by the techniques and vivid colors of local artists, which she has developed into her own unique style. 'Japanese Ladies' is painted with ink on silk...

An original painting on silk by artist Winifred Jagger. Upon spending time in Burma, Jagger was inspired by the techniques and vivid colors of local artists which she has developed into her own unique style. The Tiger is painted with ink on silk...

Vienne bench upholstered with a batik fabric. Cast iron legs. Custom size available. Can be created COM.

African Batik Cloth Natural Hand-woven Hand-Printed Cotton Fabric Ghana 10 yards. Colors are organic earth tone beige and light brown in geometric design. Non waxed fabric circa 1950s. Hand made in Ghana Africa. Museum Quality Original Long Piece. 380 inches, (30 ft 10 yards Long) x 46 inches Inches Wide( 4ft). Could be use to make pillows or upholstery. History of Batik in Africa: Batik, a traditional fabric art technique, has a rich history in Ghana, West Africa. The practice of batik involves using wax to create intricate patterns on fabric, which is then dyed to achieve the desired design. While batik has its origins in Asia, particularly in Indonesia, it has been embraced and adapted by various African countries, including Ghana. In Ghana, batik-making can be traced back to the mid-20th century when it gained popularity as a form of traditional textile art. The craft was introduced by artists and artisans who were inspired by the vibrant and expressive nature of batik. These early practitioners experimented with different designs, colors, and patterns, infusing local themes and motifs into their creations. Over time, batik became an important part of Ghanaian culture and identity. It is not only used for clothing but also for various decorative and functional items such as wall hangings, tablecloths, and accessories. The art form often reflects the rich cultural heritage of Ghana, incorporating symbols, proverbs, and traditional stories into the designs. Ghanaian batik artists often employ a combination of traditional and contemporary elements, creating a unique fusion of styles. The process of making batik involves applying hot wax to the fabric using various tools to create the desired patterns. The wax acts as a resist, preventing dye from penetrating the waxed areas. After dyeing, the wax is removed, revealing the intricate designs on the fabric. Today, batik-making in Ghana continues to thrive as both a traditional craft and a form of artistic expression. Many artisans and designers draw inspiration from Ghana's diverse cultural landscape, incorporating elements from different regions and ethnic groups into their batik creations. The art form has also gained international recognition, with Ghanaian batik products being sought after both locally and abroad. In summary, the history of batik in Ghana is a testament to the creativity and adaptability of artists who have embraced and transformed this traditional technique into a vibrant and culturally significant art form within the country. HISTORY OF BATIK In the mid-nineteenth century, the Belanda Hitam, or "Black Dutchmen," are said to have introduced batik to West Africa after serving as indentured soldiers for the Dutch in Indonesia. Returning from their conscriptions with trunks of fine Javanese batik, the opulent patterns captured the imagination of their friends and relatives. However, textile history is complex, and only a handful of recruits returned to West Africa with batik due to delayed payments. Batik, with roots traced to Egyptian mummies, is a tradition found globally, from Southeast Asia to Japan and India. Europeans, particularly the Dutch, played a significant role in industrializing batik from the seventeenth century onward. In West Africa, Dutch Scholar Ineke van Kessel suggests that batik arrived from India over trans-Saharan routes. Local populations, like the Yoruba in Nigeria, incorporated wax printing into their textiles. European traders brought wax and non-wax fabrics to West Africa in the seventeenth century, targeting a population ready for their consumption. European designers adapted prints for the African market...

Exquisite Japanese contemporary decorative porcelain vase, hand-painted in white and blue underglaze on a beautifully shaped ovoid porcelain body, a signed piece by highly acclaimed ...

Vintage Nantucket Watercolor of "Old North Slip" on Nantucket, by Doris and Richard Beer, circa 1940, a watercolor on paper view of mooring slips along the end of Old North Wharf, signed in pencil lower right, titled on the reverse. Doris and Richard Beer (1898-1967 and 1893-1959 respectively) produced a well-known series of watercolor miniatures featuring popular Nantucket scenes. Working at their Wharf Head Studio on Old North Wharf for 18 years, the couple worked together on these copyrighted creations, photo-duplicating Doris's line sketch and Doris and Richard completing the watercolor. A native New Yorker, Doris studied at the Art Students League, Cooper Union, and with Arthur Dow at Columbia University. She developed a successful career designing theatrical scenery and costumes in New York, Newport, and later for the Straight Wharf Theater on Nantucket. Richard spent the summers of his childhood in ’Sconset. A graduate of Hamilton College, he served for ten years as American consul in posts in Budapest, England, Havana, and Canada. A self taught painter, he also was a talented writer who contributed to the Saturday Evening Post, Yankee Magazine, and Art News...

Vintage Indonesian Kain Batik Tulis, Solo (Surakarta), Java, 1960. A traditional meticulously hand drawn wax resist painting by canting on cotton of an Udan Liris pattern of lyrical ...

Brilliant colors in this Batik painting by NJ Artist Marion Knudsen. Titled Five Sisters. Artist signed and framed in a brushed metal frame. This is one of 27 in a collection.

Vintage Pernakan Kain Panjang Batik Tulis, Cirebon, Java 1950. A fine hand drawn wax resist painting by canting on cotton of a traditional Java north coast Pernakan zig-zag pattern w...

Vintage Indonesian Kain Batik Tulis Supit Urang, Solo (Surakarta), Java, 1950. A traditional meticulously hand drawn wax resist painting by canting on cotton, of an aquatic theme Sup...

Vintage Indonesian Kain Panjang and Matching Selendang Batik Tulis, Cirebon, Java 1960. A fine hand drawn wax resist painting by canting on cotton of a traditional flora and fauna pa...

Vintage Indonesian Kain Panjang Batik Tulis Pagi-sore Buket, Demak, Java 1950. A fine hand drawn wax resist painting by canting on cotton of a tradit...

Vintage Indonesian Kain Batik Tulis Parang, Jogja(Yogyakarta), Java 1940. A fine hand drawn wax resist painting by canting on cotton of a traditional...

Hmong textiles are incredibly rich in symbolism and craftsmanship, reflecting the unique culture, history, and traditions of the Hmong people. The Hmong are an ethnic group from the ...

Exceptional garniture in the Louis XV/XVI style with gilt bronze mounts attributed to Léon Messagé (1842-1901) and Francois Linke (1855-1946), including mantel clock and pair of cand...

Vintage Indonesian Kemben Batik Tulis (Breast cloth), Jogja (Yogyakarta), Java 1970. This kemben batik has a hand-drawn design on cotton by wax resist canting. The traditional ceremo...

Vintage Indonesian Kain Batik Tulis, Solo (Surakarta), Java, 1960. A traditional meticulously hand drawn wax resist painting by canting on cotton, dyed in two colors; a fine line of ...

It does not come with an insert. Linen in the back. Zipper Closure. Dry Clean is recommended.

Indonesian Vintage Kain Batik Tulis, Solo (Surakarta), Java, 1960. A traditional hand drawn wax resist painting by canting on cotton, dyed in three colors. beige, dark indigo blue an...

It does not come with an insert. Linen in the back. Zipper Closure. Dry Clean is recommended.

A ceremonial tie - dye cloth from Indonesia.

Vintage Hand Dyed Cotton Batik Slendang (Selendang), Java. A length of cotton fabric used as a shoulder cloth, hand dyed in two colors: red and blue painted over a wax resist design,...

Vintage Hand Dyed Cotton Batik Slendang (Selendang), Java. A length of cotton fabric used as a shoulder cloth, hand dyed in three colors of rust brown, indigo and a dark blue painted...

Probably one of the most beautiful batik textile designs from Indonesia, the wraparound skirt also known as Kain Panjang was an iconic design from Cirebon, North Coast of Java. The Cloud design...

It does not come with an insert. Cotton in the back. Zipper closure. Dry Cleaning is recommended.

It does not come with an insert. Cotton in the back. Zipper closure. Dry Cleaning is reccommended.

It does not come with an insert but a bag made to size to accommodate insert materials. Cotton in the back. Zipper Closure. Dry Clean is recommended.

Signed Batik'ed textile painting of elephants. Un-identified African artist. Framed in brass behind glass.