Timor Ikat fabric. Indonesia
Timor Ikat fabric. Indonesia. 20th century. Excelle…

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Timor Ikat fabric. Indonesia Timor Ikat fabric. Indonesia. 20th century. Excellent condition. Original headboards and borders, no restorations. 197x40 cm approx.

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Timor Ikat fabric. Indonesia

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Estim. 150 - 300 EUR

A KHMER TRIBAL GREEN-GROUND SILK IKAT TEXTILE, 1900s A KHMER TRIBAL GREEN-GROUND SILK IKAT TEXTILE, 1900s Cambodia, Kampot Province, Takev (Takeo), Khmer people, early 20 th century. Finely woven in weft ikat, the dark green fabric dyed with an intricate pink and yellow tribal pattern. Condition: Very good condition with minor wear, minor fading, and few loose threads. Provenance: Estate of Wolfgang Zacke (1942-2022), co-founder of Galerie Zacke, thence by descent. Dimensions: Size 96.5 x 100 cm

Estim. 150 - 300 EUR

A KHMER TRIBAL SILK IKAT TEXTILE, 1900s A KHMER TRIBAL SILK IKAT TEXTILE, 1900s Cambodia, Kampot Province, Takev (Takeo), Khmer people, early 20 th century. Finely woven in weft ikat, the warp weave with red and orange tribal patterns on a brown and green ground. Condition: Very good condition with minor wear and few loose threads. Provenance: Estate of Wolfgang Zacke (1942-2022), co-founder of Galerie Zacke, thence by descent. Dimensions: Size 85 x 86 cm Ikat is a type of weaving where the threads are tie-dyed before weaving to create designs on the finished fabric. The dyeing process begins with binding the resist areas with impermeable yarn or rubber bands. The precision of the wrapping determines the clarity of the design. After wrapping, the threads are dyed, but the areas under the ties retain their original color. Numerous colors can be added after additional wrappings. When the dyeing process is complete, the warp threads are meticulously arranged on the loom to prepare the design. The natural movement during weaving gives ikat designs their characteristic feathered edge. Techniques with matching patterns on warp and weft are called double ikat.

Estim. 150 - 300 EUR

A KHMER TRIBAL SILK IKAT TEXTILE, 1900s A KHMER TRIBAL SILK IKAT TEXTILE, 1900s Cambodia, Kampot Province, Takev (Takeo), Khmer people, early 20 th century. Intricately woven in weft ikat, the bright red fabric dyed with a colorful tribal pattern. Condition: Very good condition with minor wear and few loose threads. Provenance: Estate of Wolfgang Zacke (1942-2022), co-founder of Galerie Zacke, thence by descent. Dimensions: Size 88 x 98 cm Ikat is a type of weaving where the threads are tie-dyed before weaving to create designs on the finished fabric. The dyeing process begins with binding the resist areas with impermeable yarn or rubber bands. The precision of the wrapping determines the clarity of the design. After wrapping, the threads are dyed, but the areas under the ties retain their original color. Numerous colors can be added after additional wrappings. When the dyeing process is complete, the warp threads are meticulously arranged on the loom to prepare the design. The natural movement during weaving gives ikat designs their characteristic feathered edge. Techniques with matching patterns on warp and weft are called double ikat.

Starting price 80 EUR

INDONESIA Ikat Sumba with figures Size : 246 x 146 cm. Colored discolorations in places, used condition

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