Knitted / Woven swastika display cover?

[Tshnabs]

This came in a vet bring back collection I picked up recently but have no idea if items even period. The swastika is similar to the Finnish style swastika, or maybe Native American? I haven’t ever seen something like this so would like some opinions. Thank you

[Gerry C]

Prior to the Third Reich coming to power in the mid 30's the Swastika was seen as a sign of good luck. Certain Native American tribes used it in their respective ceremonies. After Hitler rose to power it took on negative connotations. Your piece appears to be a homemade item to me. Nothing of official TR party connections. But let's see what others say. Because the only thing I really know is, I don't know everything.

Regards,

Gerry C

JustMeinKC!

[Peeloo]

Hi, this swaz was more used in Ceylon.
It is possible that this tablecloth comes from there, I don't think it is TR.
Regards,
Peeloo

[Tshnabs]

Thanks Gerry and Peeloo I appreciate the info

[The Devil's Bank]

I would agree with Peeloo, seems it's from India/Asia in my opinion...

[Horst]

Dont know where it came from but its has nothing to do with the III Reich.
Horst