Ewe Textile 4 remove The interplay of glass and

The interplay of glass and metal creates a striking contrast

these traditional dolls are emblematic of the ancestral and spiritual heritage of the Naga tribes in Northeast India

this vintage set embodies the height of Victorian and Edwardian tableware traditions

one that recollects the confidence with which Indian design has always dealt with colour

and interlinked symbols of peace and strength

Ewe Textile 4 remove The interplay of glass andAfrican Handmade Collectibles Medium : Hand spun cotton. Size : 47 W x 70 H inches Weight: approx. 1 to 2 kg Ewe textiles are highly regarded among collectors, prized for their sophisticated use of colour and complex weaving techniques. They are made by the Ewe (pronounced ev ay) people who are thought to be originally from Nigeria and migrated in the late 17th century to Togo, Ghana and the Benin border. Ewe weavers utilise an almost identical form