Indigo Dyed Kimonos and Textiles

A large grouping of cotton indigo dyed textile swatches (largest approx. 2 yds), and three kimonos with indigo dyed ikat and resist techniques. Longest kimono: 65in long, 50in wingspan, 26in chest. |

Vintage Indigo Dyed Japanese Kimono. Dyed using shibori pole-wrapping technique. Size: 48" x 56" (122 x 143 cm). Ex. Collection Pamela Scheinman, noted textile expert and writer for the magazine "Amer

Lot of Vintage Japanese Indigo-dyed double ikat/kasuri cotton textiles including vintage kimono and four bolts of kasuri cloth with original labels, approximately 17 meters each. Size: 46" x 54", 117

(2) antique Bamileke indigo dyed textiles, Likely early 20th c., Cameroon, approx. 185"l x 53"w and one with orange border, 106"l x 82"w Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC

A grouping of three traditional ikat indigo dyed and woven kimonos, all unlined, and some shibori-style dyed fabric remnants . Largest kimono: 49in long, 48in wingspan, x 24in chest. Jacket: 25in long

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Old Japanese Tsutsugaki Indigo Dyed Textile.Wrapping Cloth or futon cover. Rice paste resist dyed image of a bundle of noshi, an auspicious symbol, on cotton. Size: 59'' x 49'' (150 x 124 cm). Ex. Cat

Woven Silk Striped Indigo Dyed Textile, Early 20th C.Possibly Yemen man's wrap. Size: 86'' x 33.25'' (218 x 84 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, Sonoma, CA.

Lot of Antique and Vintage Japanese Indigo-Dyed Textiles. Including: 1) antique tsutsugaki two panel boro textile with peonies rendered using wax resist tsutsugaki method, home spun cotton, hand woven

Lot of 11 Mostly Indigo-Dyed Japanese Textiles. Including: old indigo-dyed and embroidered child's padded vest, indigo-dyed sashiko stitched bag, indigo-dyed panel with wax resist image of paper crane

Bamileke Ndop cloth, Mali. Resist dyed homespun fabric in soft, somewhat coarse weave, with fringe. Approx. 94" x 52". Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA. Acquired in the 1970s by

Asian Geometric Hand-Dyed Fabric Or Tapestry. Approximately 76 x 63.5 in.

Indigo resist-dyed cotton textile from Mali, West Africa. Likely mid-20th century, 59" x 37" PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould, New York

This stunning piece of traditional Indonesian Ikat textile, measuring 71 inches in length and 35.75 inches in width, is a fine example of intricate indigo dye craftsmanship. The textile features an ar

Indigo-Dyed Japanese Cotton Noragi Jacket, Early 20th C. Indigo-dyed cotton kimono with tsutsugaki (wax resist created design), Japan, early 20th c. Published: HALI Magazine, vol. 145 (2006) "Bay Area

Indigo dyed cotton kimono with fan pattern. Measured: L 44.5" x W 47"

5 West African indigo dyed strip cloth textile, cotton, Africa, mid/late 20th c. Ranging in Size from: 56'' x 36'' (142 x 91 cm) to 72'' x 41'' (183 x 104 cm).

4 Vintage West African Indigo-Dyed Strip Cloth Textiles. Ranging in size: 4'9'' x 3'3'' (145 x 99 cm) to 4'8'' x 3'7'' (142 x 109 cm).

A WEST AFRICAN INDIGO RESIST DYED IKAT TEXTILE, BAMBARA, MANDÉ, 19TH/20TH CENTURY, indigo dyed cotton with colorful embroidery; 89" x 63", linen backed 98" x 73".

Japanese Indigo-Dyed Double Ikat Textile. Size: 26'' x 24'', (66 x 61 cm).

Large old Tribal Textile, indigo-dyed cotton with magenta silk diamond weft pattern, probably backstrap loomed. Size: 84" x 96" (213 x 244 cm). Ex. Collection Pamela Scheinman, noted textile expert an

African Yoruba Adire Eleko Cloth, Nigeria, Mid 20th C. Made from resist indigo-dyed cotton, this textile is created through the application of a resist paste made from cassava flour, applied to the cl

Yoruba, Nigeria, Adire textile, indigo-dyed with green color text and figural patterns, 79”l x 33”w PROVENANCE: From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

This lot contains two hand made, hand spun cotton textiles with dyed indigo designs from , Yoruba peoples, Nigeria. West Africa. The textiles measure approximately 60 x 37 and 56 x 43 inches.