This is an old Bidang hand woven by Iban Lady from Borneo Sarawak, East Malaysia in 1920s and can be earlier. The complex design is very intricate and beautiful for framing purpose. It is in not perfect condition with lots of tear and broken area but the main design area still intact, artistically still can be open up and frame as artwork, please feel free to ask for extra photos and informations.....Thanks.
This is an old Bidang hand woven by Iban Lady from Borneo Sarawak, East Malaysia in circa 1930s. The complex design is very intricate and beautiful for framing purpose. It is in almost excellent condition except small holes and discoloration, please feel free to ask for extra photos and informations.....Thanks.
This is an old Bidang hand woven by Iban Lady from Borneo Sarawak, East Malaysia in circa 1930s. The complex design is very intricate and beautiful for framing purpose. It is in excellent condition(very well kept in Longhouse),please feel free to ask for extra photos and informations.....Thanks.
This is an old Bidang hand woven by Iban Lady from Borneo Sarawak, East Malaysia in circa 1960s. The complex design is very intricate and beautiful for framing purpose. It is in excellent condition, please feel free to ask for extra photos and informations.....Thanks.
This is a Republic Era stye vase with calligraphy, the chinese date on it indicates as written 1920 date and can't interprete the poem, artisan name is Li Wen Tai, with some wear on the foot, overall condition is good with no crack or repair. Thank you for looking!!! Height approximately 23cm
This is an old Bidang hand woven by Iban Lady from Borneo Sarawak, East Malaysia in circa 1930s. The complex design is very intricate and beautiful for framing purpose. It is in excellent condition except the one side edge is uniquely sew up with black cloth(the inside condition is a question mark), please feel free to ask for extra photos and informations.....Thanks.
This is an Iban Sungkit made of cotton (Bidang) from the Lubok Antu Area's Longhouse in Sarawak, East Malaysia/Borneo Island. Hand woven in circa 1960s by Iban Lady Artisan. Textile weaving art is like the women warpath in Iban society synonimous with the Iban men's headhunting ritual in olden times. This piece is in a well kept condition in the Iban longhouse(Almost excellent except a small portion of the edge cloth towards the end area was joined when it was made, not repaired/broken) ...click for details
