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East Sumba Traditional Textiles
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Sumbanese people
Man's cloth
[hinggi kombu]
early 20th century East Sumba Sumba Indonesia
cotton, natural dyes (including kombu and indigo)
warp ikat, weft twining, staining
304.0 (h) x 127.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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Sumbanese people
Belt
19th century East Sumba Sumba Indonesia
cotton
supplementary weft weave
79.0 (h) x 11.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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Sumbanese people
Belt
19th century East Sumba Sumba Indonesia
cotton
supplementary weft weave
46.0 (h) x 27.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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East Sumbanese people
Woman's ceremonial skirt
[lau pahuda]
late 19th century East Sumba Sumba Indonesia
cotton
supplementary weft weave, fringing
122.6 (h) x 173.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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East Sumbanese people
Man's cloth
[hinggi kombu]
East Sumba Sumba Indonesia
cotton, natural dyes
warp ikat
236.0 (h) x 89.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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East Sumbanese people
Decorative panel for a woman's skirt
19th century East Sumba Sumba Indonesia
cotton
supplementary warp weave, staining, fringing
29.0 (h) x 54.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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East Sumbanese people
Nobleman's cloth
[hinggi kombu]
c. 1920 Pau domain Sumba Indonesia
cotton
warp ikat, twining
239.0 (h) x 129.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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East Sumbanese people
Band from a ceremonial skirt
19th century East Sumba Sumba Indonesia
cotton, beads
supplementary warp weave, bead-work
69.0 (h) x 34.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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East Sumbanese people
Woman's ceremonial skirt
[lau hada]
late 19th-early 20th century East Sumba Sumba Indonesia
cotton, mud dye, beads, shells
tabby weave, needle-work fringe, bead-work
63.2 (h) x 158.7 (w) cm (NGA) |
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East Sumbanese people
Woman's skirt
[lau pahudu]
19th century Kapunduk domain Sumba Indonesia
cotton
supplementary warp weave, twining
130.0 (h) x 69.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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East Sumbanese people
Man's cloth (hinggi kombu)
c.1900-60 East Sumba Sumba Indonesia
cotton, natural dyes
warp ikat, weft twining
271.8 (h) x 114.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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Kambera, East Sumba, Indonesia
1920-1940
$4,500.00
A Sumba Hinggi woven from very fine handspun cotton yarn. Such handspun cotton yarn was rarely used in Sumba after the turn of the 20th C, as the evenness of imported commercial threads, and especially the very fine Dutch thread, were easier to tie tightly. The dyes are natural, and the technique is warp ikat. (YAT) |
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Sumbanese people
Man's cloth
[hinggi kombu]
early 20th century Kanatang domain Sumba Indonesia
cotton, dyes
warp ikat, band weaving [kabakil]
249.0 (h) x 93.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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Sumbanese people
Woman's ceremonial skirt
[lau pahuda]
c.1905 Melolo Pau domain Sumba Indonesia
cotton, beads
supplementary warp weave, applique, bead-work
71.0 (h) x 62.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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Sumbanese people
Woman's skirt
[lau pahuda]
early 20th century Melolo Pau domain Sumba Indonesia
cotton, natural dyes
supplementary warp weave, staining, embroidery
155.0 (h) x 61.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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East Sumbanese people
Woman's ceremonial skirt
[lau katipa]
19th century Pau domain Sumba Indonesia
cotton, beads
applique, knotted fringing, bead-work
161.0 (h) x 62.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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East Sumbanese people
Panel from a woman's skirt
[lau]
19th century Pau domain Sumba Indonesia
cotton
supplementary warp weave, over dyeing
12.0 (h) x 101.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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East Sumbanese people
Bag
late 19th-early 20th century Melolo Pau domain Sumba Indonesia
cotton
supplementary warp weave
34.0 (h) x 29.0 (w) cm (NGA) |
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