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1. Altar Cloth

Description: Chinese textile probably from the Ming dynasty (1368-1644). Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art

2. Altar Cloth or Hanging, Tapestry Gift Cloth, Uchishiki (Gift Cloth) [and one unidentified piece]

Altar Cloth or Hanging, Tapestry Gift Cloth, Uchishiki (Gift Cloth) [and one unidentified piece]

Description: Japanese textiles from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art.

3. Altar Piece

Description: Chinese textile from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art

4. Banner

Description: Chinese textile from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art

5. Batik

Description: Indonesian textile

6. Batik

Description: Indonesian textile

7. Batik

Description: Indonesian textile

8. Batik

Description: Indonesian textile

9. Brocade Specimen, Brocade Specimen, Brocade Specimen, Brocade Specimen and Brocade Specimen

Brocade Specimen, Brocade Specimen, Brocade Specimen, Brocade Specimen and Brocade Specimen

Description: Japanese textiles from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Brocade Specimen (MWJ47:6), Brocade Specimen (MWJ47:7), Brocade Specimen (MWJ47:8), Brocade Specimen (MWJ47:9) are from the late 18th century. Brocade Specimen (MWJ47:10) is from ca. 1720.

10. Brocade Specimen, Brocade Specimen, Brocade Specimen, Brocade Specimen and Brocade Specimen

Brocade Specimen, Brocade Specimen, Brocade Specimen, Brocade Specimen and Brocade Specimen

Description: Japanese textiles from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Brocade Specimen (MWJ47:1) is from the late Edo period. Brocade Specimen (MWJ47:2) is from the 17th century. Brocade Specimen (MWJ47:3) and Brocade Specimen (MWJ47:5) are fromt he 18th century. Brocade Specimen (MWJ47:4) is from the late 18th-early 19th century.