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Red Yao Embroidered Indigo Tribal Tunic

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Textiles: Pre 1950   item# 636635 (stock# 62-18)

Red Yao Embroidered Indigo Tribal Tunic
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Embroidered in the tribal style of the mountain-dwelling Red Yao, this homespun natural indigo tunic came from a village in Tuyen Quang Province in the North Vietnam Highlands. Although this Yao group, also known as the Mien, lu Mien, Dao and Highland Yao, shares some cultural traditions with their Yao tribal cousins in Laos, Thailand and Burma, the Red Yao wear costumes with their own distinctive touches. Red scarves tied turban style on their heads, indigo cotton that they spin, weave and dye ...click for details


Japanese Shibori Haori of Museum Quality

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Textiles: Pre 1930   item# 636196 (stock# 92-31)

Japanese Shibori Haori of Museum Quality
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$600 

This Japanese silk shibori jacket (haori) is an exceptional example of the artistry of textile craftsmen in early 20th century Japan. The shibori technique practiced in Japan required that the many thousands of circles that form the fabric's intricate patterns be created by tying off each tiny section of about one-half centimeter with silk thread. The dot patterns on this haori form a dazzling variety of waves, clouds, flowers, leaves, stars, traditional Japanese symbols and geometric design ...click for details


Braided Sterling Silver Rope Bracelet

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Indian Subcontinent: India: Pre 1980   item# 418264 (stock# 61-21)

Braided Sterling Silver Rope Bracelet
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$350 

Fine silver wire braided into three ropes gives texture to this mid-20th century sterling bracelet from India's remote Western outpost city of Jaisalmer in the Thar Desert. Three disks, each with an embossed flower, are affixed to three of five bars that clamp the ropes together. This elegant, understated piece of jewelry is in excellent condition. About 70 years old, it was made by the Jain people, a minority group in India who practice Janism, an ancient belief system that includes element ...click for details


Large Bronze Burmese Gong on Stand

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Metalwork: Pre 1980   item# 394992 (stock# 55-14)

Large Bronze Burmese Gong on Stand
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$695 

The low, rich sound of this Burmese temple gong is pleasant and gentle, yet impossible to ignore. We found the hand hammered bronze gong while traveling in Burma many years ago. The stand, constructed of aged, reclaimed elm wood, was custom made in China using traditional joinery methods. Thick, heavy bronze, blackened in the Burmese style, is responsible for the haunting sound of the gong. The striker, also made in Burma, has a hand sewn fabric cover. Dimensions of gong only: diameter 21" ...click for details


Bronze Burmese Gong, Elm Stand

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Metalwork: Pre 1980   item# 392459 (stock# 55-22)

Bronze Burmese Gong, Elm Stand
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$495 

While traveling in Burma (Myanmar) many years ago, we were enchanted by the particularly sonorous sounds of Burmese bronze gongs. Our resulting small shipment of various sizes of these gongs remained in storage until we had stands made for them in China. The stands are constructed with traditional Chinese tenon joinery of aged, reclaimed elm wood. The bright red fabric-covered striker, hand sewn in Burma, has the proper degree of softness to produce a full sound from this relatively small gong, ...click for details


Burmese Jade Guanyin Pendant

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Jewelry: Pre 1980   item# 334861 (stock# 41-23)

Burmese Jade Guanyin Pendant
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$275 

This delicate carving of Guanyin, the revered Chinese goddess of mercy and compassion, was done in Burma in Burmese jade. Evidently carved for the ethnic Chinese community there, it is Chinese in style, with the goddess wearing her traditional headpiece and robe, holding a vase and standing on waves. She is carved in relief against a large curving dragon, which is fully visible in detail on the back side of the pendant. This jade piece is in excellent condition, and hangs from a fine gold chain. ...click for details


Burmese Jade Chess Set

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Folk Art: Pre 1980   item# 312760 (stock# 57-32)

Burmese Jade Chess Set
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$500 

Variations in the shades of these green and white jade chess pieces give this set from Burma (Myanmar) extra appeal. Green knights are dark and opaque; other green pieces are translucent and various lighter shades. Many of the white pieces show a blush of pink. Burma is the source of much of the world's jade, which is found there in several colors. The board, set into the top of a carved teak wood storage/carrying case, also is made of green and white jade. Chess pieces are carved in the Wes ...click for details


Primitive Batak Protector Mask 5

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Folk Art: Pre 1980   item# 172561 (stock# 16-41)

Primitive Batak Protector Mask 5
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$160 

This primitive carved wood mask is from the Batak people who live around mystical Lake Toba in the northern reaches of the island of Sumatra. The small collection of Batak protector masks pictured in this catalogue (see them all under our category "Tribal") shows the fascinating range of expressions artisans were able to achieve in these relatively simple carvings. The impression conveyed by this particular mask, one of wide-eyed innocence, is underscored by the soft pastel colors used ...click for details


Primitive Batak Protector Mask 3

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Folk Art: Pre 1980   item# 167531 (stock# 16-39)

Primitive Batak Protector Mask 3
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$160 

This primitive carved wood mask is from the Batak people who live around mystical Lake Toba in the northern reaches of the island of Sumatra in Indonesia. The small collection of Batak protector masks pictured in this catalogue (see them all under our category "Tribal") shows the fascinating range of facial expressions artisans were able to achieve in these relatively simple carvings. This particular mask has a bird theme, with rather predatory owl-like eyes and a red and green bird he ...click for details


Primitive Batak Protector Mask 2

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Folk Art: Pre 1980   item# 167528 (stock# 16-38)

Primitive Batak Protector Mask 2
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$160 

This primitive carved wood mask is from the Batak people who live around mystical Lake Toba in the northern reaches of the island of Sumatra. The small collection of Batak protector masks pictured in this catalogue (see them all under our category "Tribal") shows the fascinating range of expressions artisans were able to achieve in these relatively simple carvings. The impression conveyed by this particular mask is that of a keen observer somewhat stunned and perplexed by what he sees- ...click for details

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