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Khasa, or kaasa (personal covering)
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Handspun handwoven wool cotton dye, Fulani peoples
The Michael C. Rockefeller Wing, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Michael Katakis from the Collection of Kris L. Hardin Ph.D. 2017
Title: Khasa, or kaasa (personal covering)
Description:
Handspun handwoven wool cotton dye, Fulani peoples.
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