South American Embroidered Textiles from the Guna People of Panama and Columbia,

A Collection of South American Embroidered Textiles from the Guna People of Panama and Columbia, Comprising of a framed embroidered bird mola, scarves, belts, satchel and tapestry. Largest framed dime

Vintage South American embroidered textile panel with llamas and birds, framed and matted under glass. [Sight: 19 1/4" H x 18 3/4" W; Frame: 22 1/2" H x 22" W]. In good condition, frame with wear.

Older South American Embroidered Textile. Approximately 48.0L x 23.0W in.

Pair Signed & Framed South American Textiles, signature to the lower right corner of the first piece reads ‘Argeliadruis’, subject two red embroidered textiles with zoomorphic, white matting to bo

Type: TextileMaterials: CottonMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: Mid 20th centuryMaker: Guna people, Panama, ColombiaDescription: A good pair of mid 20th century Mola textiles housed in plexiglas

South American Countries, 1867 to 1971, a used accumulation, includes Brazil, Boliva, Ecuador, Chille, Panama, Columbia etc on leaves

5 Painted, Embroidered, and Printed Textiles. Embroidered pink textile 71 in x 32.5 in, painted textiles 30.5 in x 25.75, 36 in x 29.5 in. Measurements are approximate.

20 Central and South America coin books with some rarities. El Salvador, Latin America, Atocha and other wrecks, Peru, Columbia, Panama, Dominican Republic, Paraguay.Date: Country (if not USA): State:

Central American Mola Textile Assortment (41) examples of hand pieced pictorial textiles from the Kuna people of Panama and Ecuador including (2) pillows, (4) unmounted textiles, (6) mounted to plywoo

Central American Mola Textile Assortment (34) examples of hand pieced pictorial textiles from the Kuna people of Panama with one framed behind acrylic in an acrylic frame, (2) being mounted to burlap

Six molas, individually framed under glass in black satin finish metal frames. Hand made using a reverse appliqué technique, these are made by the Guna people, having developed from ancient body pa

2 South American 100 Percent Wool Hand Woven Textiles, one is rabbit motif and measures 64'' x 94'' which includes fringe, the other is people and bird motif measuring 24'' x 76''

Central and South American Textile Assortment (17) examples of 20th century hand-crafted and decoratively embroidered fabrics including brocade mantles and 'huipil' tunics from Nahuala, Guatemala and

San Blas Island Kuna Indian Mola Textile, measures 16''L x 7.75''W, ''The Guna, also known as Kuna or Cuna, are an indigenous people of Panama and Colombia.''

Woman's jacket, embroidered cotton, Mandaya people, Eastern Mindanao, Philippines; and man's pants with anthropomorphic figures, embroidered abaca cloth, South Central Mindanao, Philippines, early 20t

Group of 6 South American Textile related Artifacts. Pre-Columbian. 2 very old woven textiles (8" and 5", good condition), 2 Brushes, a spotted handle Fetish (5 3/4") and a Pin Sowing Spindle. All in

Group of Ancient South American Textiles. Provenance: ex Jean Lions Collection, Geneva, Switzerland (1951-1980). Including: 1) 3 "Badges" Nazca Wari culture. Very rare dense Nazca alpaca embroidery on

In the manner of a Chancay mummy mask, the large Pre-Columbian style weaving mounted with facial features of patinated metal. Textile: 45" H; case: 51" H X 20.25" W. Some old fraying; lacking nose.

A group of South and Central American textile fragments. ++ A group of Pre-Columbian textile fragment, Peru, Chancay. ++ A group of 4 Pre-Columbian textile fragments, Peru, Chancay, 1100 - 1450 AD. ++

Latin American, Panama, Kuna People, early 20th century CE. A wooden figure beautifully carved by the indigenous Kuna people of Panama and Colombia, known as a nuchu (uchu). As typical with nuchu, thi

Set of four Mola textiles attributed to the Kuna people of Panama and Colombia. Woven areas 23 3/8" x 23 1/4", frames 27 1/8" x 27 1/8". Provenance: From the Ray F. Fleming Revocable Trust.

Collector's Lot of Central and South American Objects. Including Pre-Columbian style pottery, Chancay dolls, textiles, Kuna carved wood medicine doll, San Blas Islands, textiles, baskets, stone figure

Originally offered at $3,000... Pre-Columbian, central highlands of Peru, Inca culture, ca. 1350 to 1500 CE. By far the most well known and "popular" of the pre-contact South American cultures, the I

Probably Panama or Colombia, with intricate geometric designs of Mola birds. Framed and glazed. [Frame: 17 3/4 x 20 3/4 inches]. Marks to frame.