A traditional man's textile called Selimut, with chickens and cockres symbols of bravery; 100 cotton; from Timor; 40x80 inches - A Selimut is a traditional rectangular men's mantle, wrap, or ceremonial cloth from Indonesia, particularly associated with cultures in Timor, Savu, and Rote. . While historically mandatory everyday or ceremonial attire for men, today they are primarily reserved for traditional rituals, ceremonies, or preserved as fine ethnographic art..Traditionally worn wrapped around the hips as a hip-cloth (hi'i) or draped over the shoulders as a mantle or shawl
 
Courtesy of Michael Hoeye. A portion of proceeds will be donated to benefit causes close to Martha’s heart.