Extremely Fine Hand Loomed Silk Ceremonial Textile Bali Tirta Nadi Singaraja

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Extremely Fine Hand Loomed Silk Ceremonial Textile Bali Tirta Nadi Singaraja:
$213.82

Extremely Fine Hand Loomed Silk Ceremonial Textile Bali Tirta Nadi Singaraja Extremely Fine Hand Loomed Silk Ceremonial Textile Bali Tirta Nadi Singaraja, Bali, Indonesia, ERA- C1940’s Or Earlier.* see somewhat similar in books on Bali/Indonesian textiles.Handloom open weave long silk ceremonial textile.Made by village woman expert weaver.
No seams, motifs of scorpions. Veg dyes.Mostly good used condition, several tears (see photos).Collected by rick in Bali C1975
Rick’s Private CollectionLength – 168cm
Wide – 68cm
Weight – 223gms
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I will continue saleing off almost the entire collections of “Rick Bennet”, a well known tribal art and oriental collector. Rick had large emporiums in Cairns, Brisbane and Noosa Heads, from 1975 and travelled extensively overseas as an importer for his businesses.Over the years his father Norman Bennet, from Rose Bay, Sydney, Australia, gifted Rick with many considerable amounts of money to further his interest in ancient cultures and buy antiques and artefacts during his travels and at antique sales, enabling Rick to build his private collections without using his business capital. As Rick has now retired he no longer has any shops or business activities and is seriously researching “the meaning of life”, keeping fit and healthy and looking forward to many travels to ancient destinations as a tourist. In so doing he cannot look after his collections, hence the dispersal.The tribal art mostly comes from Indonesia, Timor, Burma, Papua New Guinea and Oceania. The oriental is from China, Indo-China, Japan and Indonesia. Australian Aboriginal and Asmat are in the collection as well. The oriental includes Sung, Ming, Ching, Imari, Satsuma, Meiji, Famille Rose, Cloisonne, Bronze etc.Rick’s private collection have been acquired during 38 years of travel importing 130 field trips since 1973 until 2002. Many pieces were also purchased from Sotheby’s Tribal Art sales and Brisbane Antique sale rooms.Please add us to your Favorite Sellers list !Get notifications of bigpelican listings on Twitter :

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