Featured Speaking of Batik... Where’s this from?

This is something I haven’t seen before, found at $avers for $10.
The side panel designs are woven and the central panel is batik on heavy woven fabric. It’s large @ about 8’ x 4’.
I’ve added front and back photos of one face on one of the woven panels and a close up of the batiked panel. Anyone know where it’s from?

 

Ikat, not batik.

Debora

 

Excellent, thank you!

 

And it's likely from Indonesia.

Debora

 

Very nice piece. Probably from the island of Sumba, Indonesia.

https://shop.agestribalarts.com/product.sc?productId=899
SUMBA ISLAND INDONESIA LOOM WOVEN FABRIC IKAT SHAWL TAPESTRY


https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-h...coat-or-cloak-around-1930-sumba-75298812.html
Hand-woven textiles, Ikat Sumba, Hinggi, coat or cloak, around 1930, Sumba, Indonesia

 

Somptuous find!
Quite the alley of @Any Jewelry

 

Beautiful!

Yes, it is.
The central panel is ikat, warp ikat to be precise, the warp threads are dyed before weaving.
The pattern of the side panels is made using supplementary warp threads. Like brocade except there the pattern is created with the weft threads. I don't remember the name.

 

Thank You 2manybooks!

Many Thanks AJ!

I've been reading lots about the technique and the significance of the patterns and the areas where Ikat was practiced, a bit confusing mostly because the internet is so convoluted with misguided information it can be exhausting weeding out the good stuff.
So thanks for the good direction from all of you!

I'll try to get a photo of the good side and post it just so you all can see how amazing it really is, the photo I posted in haste is of what I think would be considered the back side.

 

I love the weaving, and I love all the information given by all .. I know so little about these beautiful items but I'm learning, Thanks .. Joy.