Woven Collection (page 5)

Patterns for basket, box and mat in woven straw
6338737 Patterns for basket, box and mat in woven straw by Lutz, A. (18th-19th century); (add.info.: Patterns for basket, box and mat in woven straw. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by A)

A ridicule or drawstring purse in a net of woven horsehair
6338728 A ridicule or drawstring purse in a net of woven horsehair by Sluyter, D. (18th century); (add.info.: A ridicule or drawstring purse in a net of woven horsehair)

DDE-90035732
Croatia, Dalmatia, Dubrovnik. Close-up of woven plastic chair. Date: 09/09/2005

Blue and White Woolen Coverlet, c. 1938. Creator: Frank Gutting
Blue and White Woolen Coverlet, c. 1938

Woven Textile, c. 1942. Creator: Pearl Gibbo
Woven Textile, c. 1942

Old Colonial Handwoven Bedspread, c. 1940. Creator: Pearl Gibbo
Old Colonial Handwoven Bedspread, c. 1940

Hand Woven Linen, c. 1937. Creator: Daniel Fletcher
Hand Woven Linen, c. 1937

Piece of Handwoven Linen, c. 1937. Creator: Daniel Fletcher
Piece of Handwoven Linen, c. 1937

Handwoven Curtain, c. 1936. Creator: Alfred Denghausen
Handwoven Curtain, c. 1936

Fragment, United States, 1876. Creator: Unknown
Fragment, United States, 1876

Fragment (From an Orphrey Band), Cologne, 15th century. Creator: Unknown
Fragment (From an Orphrey Band), Cologne, 15th century

Man of Puebla, Mexico
6339106 Man of Puebla, Mexico by Phlipkin (19th century); (add.info.: Man of Puebla, Mexico. In wide-brimmed hat, long woven poncho, leather chaps and trousers. Homme de Puebla)

Khmer Ikat fabric (textile)
LIT389557 Khmer Ikat fabric (textile) by Cambodian School; (add.info.: Ikat or Ikkat is the method of weaving that uses a resist dyeing process similar to tie-dye on either warp or weft fibres;)

Mongol cloth of gold robe, late 13th or 14th century (silk) (see also 703512-14)
703513 Mongol cloth of gold robe, late 13th or 14th century (silk) (see also 703512-14) by Central Asian School; 145x189 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Detail of a ceremonial costume from south Sumatra (gold & metallic thread)
LIT389571 Detail of a ceremonial costume from south Sumatra (gold & metallic thread) by Indonesian School; (add.info.: from the Regent Collection; ); Photo © Luca Tettoni; Indonesian

Ceremonial Ikat with Wayang figures, Klungrung, Bali
LIT389572 Ceremonial Ikat with Wayang figures, Klungrung, Bali by Indonesian School; (add.info.: Ikat or Ikkat is the method of weaving that uses a resist dyeing process similar to tie-dye on either)

Poncho with an Inca motif (textile)
884393 Poncho with an Inca motif (textile) by Bolivian School; American Museum of Natural History, New York, USA; Bolivian, out of copyright

Mongol cloth of gold robe, late 13th or 14th century (silk) (see also 703513-14)
703512 Mongol cloth of gold robe, late 13th or 14th century (silk) (see also 703513-14) by Central Asian School; 145x189 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Bola Takraw Ball (wicker)
NFM315337 Bola Takraw Ball (wicker) by Malaysian School; National Football Museum, Manchester, UK; (add.info.: made of wicker)

Hinggi, from Sumba, Indonesia (textile)
LIT389578 Hinggi, from Sumba, Indonesia (textile) by Indonesian School; (add.info.: Ikat, or Ikkat, is a dyeing technique used to pattern textiles that employs a resist dyeing process similar to)

Contemporary Khmer textiles (textile)
LIT389558 Contemporary Khmer textiles (textile) by Cambodian School; Photo © Luca Tettoni; Cambodian, out of copyright

Textile panel, 16th / 17th century (silk twill on satin ground)
BAL2660 Textile panel, 16th/17th century (silk twill on satin ground) by Turkish School; Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK

Mongol cloth of gold robe, late 13th or 14th century (silk) (see also 703512-13)
703514 Mongol cloth of gold robe, late 13th or 14th century (silk) (see also 703512-13) by Central Asian School; 145x189 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Ikat with Wayang figures, Klungkrung, Bali (textile)
LIT389579 Ikat with Wayang figures, Klungkrung, Bali (textile) by Indonesian School; (add.info.: Ikat or Ikkat is the method of weaving that uses a resist dyeing process similar to tie-dye on either)

Textile fragment, 14th / 15th century (silk)
BAL2656 Textile fragment, 14th/15th century (silk) by Turkish School; Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK

Textile design, 16th / 17th century (silk)
BAL2653 Textile design, 16th/17th century (silk) by Turkish School; Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK

Julia American Horse, c. 1900 (b / w photo)
BAL145773 Julia American Horse, c.1900 (b/w photo) by Anderson, John Alvin (1869-1948); Private Collection

Pomo baskets and magnesite beads, c. 1924 (b / w photo)
BAL145768 Pomo baskets and magnesite beads, c.1924 (b/w photo) by Curtis, Edward Sheriff (1868-1952); Private Collection

The Hopi mealing trough, c. 1906 (b / w photo)
BAL145776 The Hopi mealing trough, c.1906 (b/w photo) by Curtis, Edward Sheriff (1868-1952); Private Collection

Pillow cover, England, c. 1620. Creator: Unknown
Pillow cover, England, c. 1620

Overgown and Petticoat (Robe al anglaise), England, 1765 / 85. Creator: Unknown
Overgown and Petticoat (Robe a l anglaise), England, 1765/85

Shawl, England, 1825 / 50. Creator: Unknown
Shawl, England, 1825/50

The Stafford Altar Frontal, England, 1620 / 40 (appliqued areas: late 17th century)
The Stafford Altar Frontal, England, 1620/40 (appliqued areas: late 17th century)

Half Shawl, England, 1860s. Creator: Unknown
Half Shawl, England, 1860s

Waistcoat, England, 1700 / 25. Creator: Unknown
Waistcoat, England, 1700/25

Length of Woven Silk, Netherlands, 1720s. Creator: Unknown
Length of Woven Silk, Netherlands, 1720s

Wallet, England, 1779. Creator: Unknown
Wallet, England, 1779

Handkerchief, England, c. 1810. Creator: Unknown
Handkerchief, England, c. 1810

Handkerchief, England, c. 1795. Creator: Unknown
Handkerchief, England, c. 1795

Shawl, England, Late 19th century. Creator: Unknown
Shawl, England, Late 19th century

Hanging, Manchester, 1815 / 30. Creator: Unknown
Hanging, Manchester, 1815/30

Shawl, Spitalfields, c. 1815 / 20. Creator: Unknown
Shawl, Spitalfields, c. 1815/20

Crewel Work Curtain, England, early 18th century. Creator: Unknown
Crewel Work Curtain, England, early 18th century

Skirt from a Court Gown, France, 1805-15. Creator: Unknown
Skirt from a Court Gown, France, 1805-15

Cushion Cover, England, 1601. Creator: Unknown
Cushion Cover, England, 1601

Ribbon, England, c. 1840 / 50. Creator: Unknown
Ribbon, England, c. 1840/50

Panel, France, 1601 / 1725. Creator: Unknown
Panel, France, 1601/1725

Pillow Sham, England, c. 1720. Creator: Unknown
Pillow Sham, England, c.1720

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