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Four pieces of skirt flounce of silk thread and straw embroidered organdie, possibly made in England or France, ca. 1860s. Four pieces of skirt flounce of silk thread and straw emb...

Brown dyed dress with light brown print. The dress (M6-48) has a simple straight model, with short sleeves, a button fastening at the shoulders, a belt and a split on both sides. A...

Two wave cover, sewn together with a longitudinal seam. Woven in a sunset up retrieve with a partially plucked pattern (several different threads are used over the width of the wea...

Woven from black and bluetonate red wool yarn. The weft yarn is double, but the warp yarn is simple (1tr/solv). Patterned with large circular floral motifs. Sheep so that the side ...

This pattern is called Parang rusak putra or princes parang rusak. In terms of size of the parang, machete, this pattern is between the parang rusak klitik (847-82) and the parang ...

A patched pencil skirt with the tambal miring pattern. Tambal means: patch, up or down (Jasper and Mas Pirngadie, 1916: 143). This motif is formed by triangles and rectangles in ea...

A patched pencil skirt with the tambal miring pattern. Tambal means: patch, up or down (Jasper and Mas Pirngadie, 1916: 143). This motif is formed by triangles and rectangles in ea...

A patched pencil skirt with the tambal miring pattern. Tambal means: patch, up or down (Jasper and Mas Pirngadie, 1916: 143). This motif is formed by triangles and rectangles in ea...