Handwoven Shawl from Lembata Large Mirrors due to natural changes in

due to natural changes in the composition of the rock as it formed

this shelving unit is both durable and spacious with four long shelves and two bottom compartments hidden behind hinged doors

The beautiful opera scenes that decorate the front of the chest were often allegorical

This fabulous carved rosewood door is from Udaipur in Rajasthan

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Handwoven Shawl from Lembata Large Mirrors due to natural changes inThese beautiful vintage shawls from Lembata island in Indonesia were dyed by hand using natural dyes in two shades of indigo using strobailanthes cusia, and a deep rust using ceriops tagal bark. The dyes are from sustainable sources. The plain weave textile is handwoven in the traditional way on a loom from locally grown hand spun cotton. It's a single panel with a twisted fringe and can be used as a runner or worn as a shawl or scarf. It is initially