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Woven Fragment
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Camelid hair, Peru; south coast (?)
The Michael C. Rockefeller Wing, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Mr. Vincent Minetti 1979
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Dance belt
Dance belt
362-187Hopi woven belt, faja (TK); wool; l. 239 cm., w. 9 cm.; ca. 1880.\Such belts were usually used by women to secure their dress, but on ceremonial occasions men adopted these ...
Clavus (tunic band): Lines of Rosebuds
Clavus (tunic band): Lines of Rosebuds
Tapestry woven band set into a plain woven linen ground. The tapestry band consists of two rows of repeating, identical flowers. The flowers are red and yellow, with green leaves. ...
Square: Three-Lobed Leaf
Square: Three-Lobed Leaf
A tapestry woven fragment with a design of leaves. At center is a three-lobed dark blue leaf or flower outlined in green situated within a gold diamond. The blue leaf is decorated ...
Fragment with Six Vine Motifs
Fragment with Six Vine Motifs
Textile fragment decorated with six narrow tapestry woven bands of different purple leaf, berry, and vine designs.
Each tapestry woven band is separated by several rows of plai...
Cravat with pink woven flowers and braid, made in London, probably 1900s. Cravat with pink woven flowers and braid. Woven, with braid.
Cravat with pink woven flowers and braid, made in London, probably 1900s. Cravat with pink woven flowers and braid. Woven, with braid.
Cravat with pink woven flowers and braid, made in London, probably 1900s. Cravat with pink woven flowers and braid. Woven, with braid....
A sack-back gown, petticoat and stomacher made in the late 1760s of 1730s silk and trimmed with knotted silk fringe. It may have been remade from a mantua, as the petticoat is pieced with plain silk at the back. Has also been worn for 19th century fancy d
A sack-back gown, petticoat and stomacher made in the late 1760s of 1730s silk and trimmed with knotted silk fringe. It may have been remade from a mantua, as the petticoat is pieced with plain silk at the back. Has also been worn for 19th century fancy d
A sack-back gown, petticoat and stomacher made in the late 1760s of 1730s silk and trimmed with knotted silk fringe. It may have been remade from a mantua, as the petticoat is piec...
Textile with Purple Interlace and Simplified Vines
Textile with Purple Interlace and Simplified Vines
Four parallel stripes of weft-faced weave with purple wool wefts; these are decorated with an interlace pattern created in the ‘flying shuttle’ technique using supplementary weft f...
Sleeve Cuff with Vines
Sleeve Cuff with Vines
The textile's dimensions and its design of parallel bands suggests it comes from the sleeve of a linen tunic. A tapestry woven band consists of two parallel purple scrolling vines ...