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The Fabulous Biboki weaving of Timor!
Double Sided supplementary weft (or warp?) weave from the Biboki people of Timor.
An antique example: A betel nut bag:
A vintage example:
And a fantastic paper about the weaving culture of the region that touches upon this style.
jm
Jan 2016
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