Traditional  man's textile called a Hinggi from east Sumba island, Indonesia. The technique used is IKAT and the dyes are all natural, grown near the vilages where the cloths are still woven on backstrap looms by the women of the family. The looms are only half of the width of the cloth so two pieces are dyed and woveen at the same time, and later sewn togewther. still worn in Sumba durign ceremonies. 105x46 inches

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