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Antique Mangyan bamboo tube lime container
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Pre 1910 item# 794264 (stock#MYN005)
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Circa the very early 1900s, this bamboo tube lime container comes from the Mangyan people of Mindoro Island, Philippines. Incised on the bamboo tube container are diamond and triangular patterns arranged in four tiers. At the top and bottom are circular braided fine rattan, which serve as support and foot. Another circular braided rattan serves as cover for the small hole near the top through which lime is poured out. (Lime is used as an ingredient in betel chewing, a popular social past-time i ...click for details
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Antique Tagalog gauzy abaca embroidered blouse (3)
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Pre 1920 item# 737447 (stock#TGL004)
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$180 for three blouses; $75 for each.
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Three antique gauzy abaca (banana plant fiber) blouses (called “baro”) from the Tagalog area in central Luzon, Philippines circa the early 1900s. This type of blouse was worn in other lowland Philippines as well. A prominent feature of each blouse is the butterfly-like sleeves, which are embroidered with floral motifs. Each blouse measures about 18 inches on the bodice, 13 inches from shoulder to hem, with each butterfly-like sleeve measuring about 12 x 13 inches. There are light dirt accumulati ...click for details
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Rare antique Mandaya abaca ikat cloth
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Pre 1920 item# 735306 (stock#MDY004)
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A rare antique Mandaya abaca (banana plant fiber) ikat tube skirt (called “linaog”), which has been opened, from the Mandaya people of southeastern Mindanao, Philippines circa the early 1900s. This cloth, made of two similar panels sewn together on the selvedge, has the famous Mandaya textile design repertoire of a stylized human (“utaw”) and crocodile (“buaya”), with intervening geometric and root-like motifs. Two smaller bands, flanking the main patterned band on the right and left, echo the ...click for details
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Antique Gaddang male 7-piece ensemble: shirt & cape
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Pre 1920 item# 706389 (stock#GDD004)
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An antique Gaddang male short sleeveless upper garment (called “kuton”) and a cape-like garment (called “tapet”) from the Gaddang people of northern Luzon, Philippines circa the early 1900s. Woven of handspun cotton and natural dyes, the kuton and tapet are embellished with very fine beadwork along the neckline, sleeves, hemline and joineries. The kuton’s predominantly bright red thin bands and twill-patterned white bands are delineated by black stepped lines. Towards the hemline are four red e ...click for details
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