This item was personally rubbed (on cloth using green wax) from an ancient Buddhist Temple in Cambodia and is framed using a complimentary dark green weaved material by my uncle in 1951.
UPDATE: Due to the physical wear and tear of charcoal and wax rubbing on the soft marble and sandstone temple walls, the Cambodian government officially outlawed the practice in 1965.
This piece depicts a young male and female respectfully bowing in a traditional "wai" gesture and makes a nice addition to any antique collection.