Indonesia, Toraja, Sulawesi, Handwoven Possibly Cotton Ikat

Indonesia, Toraja, Sulawesi, Handwoven Cotton Ikat, 100"l x 56"w x shoulder 15" w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Ceremonial textile, pori lonjong, cotton ikat, Toraja people, Sulawesi, Indonesia. Size: 156'' x 34'' (396 x 86 cm).

Toraja Tribe of Sulawesi Province, Indonesia, vintage woven cotton Ikat Sukomandi "Strong Family Bond" ceremonial cloth, rust ground with geometric pattern (interpreted as a genealogical pattern) cons

Ceremonial textile, "pori lonjong", cotton warp ikat with traditional "ronkong" motif, Toraja people, Sulawesi, Indonesia. Size: 100'' x 28'' (254 x 71 cm).

Toraja Sulawesi Ikat, Indonesia, Early 20th C. Hand spun cotton and natural dyes. Size: 5'2'' x 4'2'' (157 x 127 cm). Provenance: Sylvia and Philip Chaplain Collection, New Hampshire.

Toraja Ceremonial Hanging with Ikat Motifs on Cotton, Sulawesi, Indonesia, late 20th century. Size: 37'' x 18'', (94 x 46 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All A

Late colonial period warp ikat cotton shroud. Bold red, black and blue geometric designs. Rongkond, Central Celebes (Sulawesi) Indonesia. Acquired in 1980 by the original owner, who purchased it from

Indonesia, Sulawesi, Torajan people, ikat cotton textile, 68"l X 48"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

Possibly Indonesian hand-woven cotton ikat textile. D: 186L x 52W in. PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Indonesia, Sulawesi, Trodjan people, ikat coarse cotton textile, 140"l X 40"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

2 Antique Cotton Ikat Ceremonial "Sekomundi" Textiles, early 20th century, Toraja people, Sulawesi. Sizes: 1) 64'' x 50'' (163 x 127 cm); 2) 66'' x 50.5'' (168 x 128 cm). Provenance: Apsara Arts of As

Handspun cotton Ikat sash with reptile and ancestor motifs. Sulawesi island, Indonesia. Size: 59" x 19" (150 x 48 cm).Collected by Mr Ira marks in Indonesia in the early 1980's.

Heavy Handwoven Cotton Textile, Possibly Japanese Shima Striped Ikat, Early 20th C. Three pieces of woven cloth sewn together, with both lengthwise ends doubled over to create pockets. Size: 10'3'' x

Ceremonial Banner (Sarita), Toraja, Sulawesi, Indonesia, C. 1940-50. Classic example of traditional blue and white wax resist cotton banner. Minor repairs. Provenance: Ex. Seth Hersh/Batikat Collectio

1x Toraja ceremonial clothing and 1x traditional clothing, Toraja (Indonesia), around 1940/50, approx. 240 x 150 cm and 180 x70 cm, cotton, hand-woven/dyed, used (repairs,holes). Antique, old and deco

Pair of Warp Ikat Hinggi, East Sumba, Indonesia, Mid 20th C. Handwoven cotton, natural dyes. Largest size: 47'' x 94'' (119 x 239 cm).International Textile Arts Auction, Live and Online: 10/29/17. Fol

Pair of Warp Ikat Hinggi, East Sumba, Indonesia, Mid 20th C. Handwoven cotton, natural dyes. Largest size: 48'' x 94'' (122 x 239 cm).International Textile Arts Auction, Live and Online: 10/29/17. Fol

Vintage or antique ikat shroud, also used as wall hangings to demark space for ceremonial events. Bold red, black and blue geometric designs in hand spun cotton. Celebes Island (Sulawesi) Indonesia. A

Indonesian Toraja Ikat Sekomandi Textile, Sulawesi, 19th C. Cotton. Size: 5'3'' x 15'3'' (160 x 465 cm). See reference in the book "500 Years of Indonesian Textiles" The Mary Hart Khalemberg Collectio

Torojan People, South Sulawesi, Indonesia, vintage woven coarse cotton textile, rust ground with tan, black ikat traditional pattern, consists of two panels sewn together, 65"l x 46"w PROVENANCE:From

Very long Toraja ikat "pori lonjong", hand spun cotton, warp ikat, 7 large blocks of ikated designs with tumpal-like borders at both extremes, probably intended as a banner to decorate a deceased's ho

Fine Warp Ikat Hinggi, East Sumba, Indonesia. Very well executed piece from the mid-20th century. Handwoven cotton, natural dyes. Size: 56'' x 94'' (142 x 239 cm).International Textile Arts Auction, L

Toraja Ritual Cloth "Maa'" or "Ma' wa", Indonesia, 19th C. Ceremonial hanging of handspun and hand woven cotton, with a painted and stamped pattern. The textile is made to resemble an Indian trade clo

2 lots Tubular dress, traditional clothing, Sumba (Indonesia), around 1940/50, approx. 160x 55cm and 155 x 55cm, cotton, hand- woven/dyed, narrow stripes in blue, white, red-brown, ikat pattern, good