Belt slide with a falcon attacking a swan

This wide belt (faja in Spanish) is woven on a hip loom from self-dyed cotton and has blue and red stripes. The blue cotton threads have been coloured using the Ikat technique (als...

2294-8 Beaded belt (ípzàtsis, Uhlenbeck and Van Gulik 1930:26); harness leather, glass beads, brass tacks; l. 85 cm., w. 4 cm.; ca. 1910.‖ This woman's belt was obtained by Mrs. Uh...

Ensemble of dress, knickerbockers, belt and hat, designed by Mary Quant, London, 1958. Knickerbockers, part of an ensemble with grey flannel dress and hat. The knickerbockers are k...

On both sides of the paper exlibris designs for Jan Špiryt - 4 variants. A falcon carrying a book and a sun, a falcon sitting on a book, a falcon sitting on a frame of an image, a ...

This type of belt is full of powers. It is said to both take and save lives. The belt is called leketyo, which means peace. Only women wore these belts. If a group of people were f...

"362-17 Kiowa paint stick case; hide, glass, tin/German silver, wood; l. 17 cm. (case), 38 cm. (w. fringe); ca. 1880.‖ The stacked diamond pattern lends itself for application on s...

Bow-shaped slide and pendant cross with table-cut emeralds set in gold openwork, made in Spain, probably Cordoba, about 1750. Slide and pendant with table-cut emeralds set in gold ...