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Ancient,
antique and ethnographic textiles - Other
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M1558 SINGLE SADDLE BLANKET NAVAJO PEOPLE early 20th century hand spun wool; tapestry weave; 30” X 37”Saddle blankets are the one type of Navajo weavings that have continued to be made for Navajo use, even well into the 20th century, as well as being made for sale to the market. |
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M1555 DOUBLE SADDLE BLANKET NAVAJO PEOPLE early 20th century hand spun wool; tapestry weave; 47” X 27 ½”Saddle blankets are the one type of Navajo weavings that have continued to be made for Navajo use, even well into the 20th century, as well as being made for sale to the market. |
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M1306 BABY CARRIER PERU upper Ucayali River ASHANINCA PEOPLE (also known as the Campa people) 2nd half of the 20th century Hand spun , hand woven cotton with incised shells sewn on the bottom edge; 10” X 23½”PROVENANCE: collected in Peru in mid 1970’s by Peter Koepke |
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I579 WOMAN’S COAT TURKEY (From Gazi Antep in SE Turkey) 19th centurysilk ikat; 54” X 54” |