Sumba Ikat Wall Hanging with Horse Motif, Handwoven Tribal Textile from Indonesia

Hand-Selected by Judy Gula in Indonesia From the remote Indonesian island of Sumba — also known as Humba, Hubba, Suba, or Zuba — comes this extraordinary handwoven ikat wall hanging, a textile tradition steeped in ceremony, status, and ancestral storytelling. This piece features the iconic Sumbanese geometric ikat field in deep indigo and amber gold, anchored by a bold rust-red border panel showcasing the prized horse motif — a powerful symbol of nobility, wealth, and spiritual protection in Sumba culture. The fringe is hand-knotted in golden yellow, completing this museum-worthy textile. Each Sumba ikat is woven on a backstrap loom using a labor-intensive resist-dyeing process that can take months or years to complete. No two pieces are alike. Textile Details Handwoven ikat, backstrap loom Natural fiber construction Indigo, amber gold, rust red, and teal colorway Horse motif border panel with geometric ikat field Hand-knotted fringe Dimensions: approximately 21.5" × 103" Origin: Sumba (Nusa Tenggara Timur), Indonesia Display & Care Ready to hang as a wall textile. Store folded in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Spot clean only; do not machine wash. Perfect For A…