Burmese Silk

A 24" x 24" throw pillow with a Burmese brocade silk cover. Tone-on-tone dark rose / salmon color.

Kalaga Burmese: Is a heavily embroidered appliqué tapestry made of silk, flannel, felt, wool and lace against a background made of cotton or velvet indigenous to Burma (Myanmar).

Tapestry heavily embroidered with silk, wool, lace, stones, sequins and pearls on a cotton ground.

This is a pair of 19th century nursing chairs from Myanmar in excellent condition. The seats are covered in the original silk.

This is a pair of 19th century nursing chairs from Myanmar in excellent condition. The seats are covered in the original silk.

Burmese Kalaga tapestry of an elephant. Asian Siamese Thai style vintage wall hanging tapestry padded and textured with stones, sequins and intricate gold threading. Size: 24.5 in....

"Kalaga" is the name for embroidered tapestries from Burma. They are traditionally made of linen, silk, velvet, and cotton, and adorned with stones, beads and sequins.

A harmonious pair of vintage Thai Burmese Kalaga embroideries, each a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship and rich tradition of Southeast Asian textile artistry. The first of t...

A wonderful early 20th century Burmese framed accordion style book with religious folk paintings.

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Cotton or silk spinning wheel with carvings, Burma, early-mid 20th century.

Early 20th century ceremonial blanket, Zahau Chin people, Myanmar This finely woven blanket was worn on ceremonial occasions by a person high-status from the Zahau Chin tribe in n...

Sequins and intricate Burmese threading. Custom framed and silk matted. 38 Inches square.

Two Burmese Embroidered Kalaga tapestries, mid-20th century, one with two roundels with elephants and riders, the other is a single central oval depicting a deity on a makara. (Pleas...

Finely detailed, highly colorful Bermese painting

An original Burmese Kalaga style tapestry, from the mid 20th Century.

An original Burmese Kalaga style tapestry, from the mid 20th Century.

Offered is a pair of carved wood table lamps, the figures believed to be attired in traditional Burmese dress. The silk shades are adjustable in height.