VERY RARE EARLY 1900’S ANTIQUE TEXTILE COLLECTIBLE: OLD BALINESE HAND WOVEN HAND EMBROIDERED LAMAK WITH GERINGSING DOUBLE IKAT ATTACHED USED TO DRESS TEMPLE STATUES DURING RELIGIOUS CEREMONY FRAMED IN UNIQUE HAND PAINTED FRAME 30 ¼”x 12 1/4” COLLECTOR

CLOSE TO 100 YEARS OLD RARE CEREMONIAL TRADITIONAL CANOPY, UNIQUE WITH FABRIC AND BEAD TASSELS AND GOLD AND THREAD EMBROIDERIES AND GERINGSING DOUBLE IKAT ATTACHED AT BOTTOM. Belonged to Balinese nobility. ITEM DFBE9 BALI ANTIQUE TEMPLE CEREMONIAL CANOPY VALENCE, GOLD THREAD EMBROIDERIES WITH A GERINGSING DOUBLE IKAT ENDING, FROM THE EARLY 1900’S. THIS IS A VERY OLD PIECE THAT WAS ONCE HANGING AS A TRADITIONAL TEMPLE DECORATION, UNIQUE WITH FABRIC AND BEAD TASSELS AND GOLD AND THREAD EMBROIDERIES AND A RARE GERINGSING WEAVING AT THE BOTTOM.                CUSTOM FRAMED IN A HAND PAINTED FRAME  MADE TO ENHANCE THE FABRIC, BY ARTIST DOMINIQUE RICE, AND AN ACID FREE MAT SIZE IS 30,25" X 12,25" ITEM IS ONE OF A KIND Produced in Jembrana Regency between 1890 and 1920 by noblewomen and restricted to the nobility. This rare antique Lamak embroidery  is a ritual object, an intermediary bridge or path between heaven and earth, a spirit lure of sorts Balinese informants explain that a “Lamak” m