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Square, batik, cotton. Birds and grotesque figures on light tan ground. Wide border of brown fruit and leaves on blue ground. At the request of Mr. Plimpton this printed fabric was washed in Ivory Snow on February 2, 1950 by Mr. Soulen and Jim Cooper.

Batik panel, late 19th century–early 20th century

Indonesia

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Toilet box in shape of casket, cover with metal handle, inside decorated around and on top of a fitted tray with flower sprays. Aventurine and gold. Cover mottled gold and black with crescent moons.

(Small Box in the Shape of a Firefly Cage), 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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Kussaba, or square shawl, woven in separate pieces and sewed together in patchwork. The border is made of pieces of woolen material of different colors sewed together and embroidered. Maker's signature in corner.

Shawl (Kussaba), 19th century

India

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Rug, so-called 'dragon' type; dark blue field witrh geometrical floral and leaf designs, hook and 'S' shapes in blue, green, red and white. Two borders seperatews by a barber pole guard stripe. The outer stripe has a geometrical flower and knop pattern connectedd by vines on an ivory field. The innner border is of wine glass design on a rose field. Selvedged with cotton, short warp fringe at each end. Closely woven with nap cut very short. Ghiordes knot. Woolen warp; cotton woof.

Rug, 19th century

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Potala (double ikat) silk panel with all-over geometric pattern in yellow, red, green, and brown. Finished at each end with wide borders and fringe; possibly a sari.

Sari, 19th century

India

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Linen wall hanging. Panel covered with all-over diaper pattern of red flowers and green leaves. medallion in center. Three borders, one wide and two narrow. Lined. Linen, embroidery.

Suzani, 19th century

Uzbekistan

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Panel, 19th century

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Ecclesiastical Stole, Date Unknown

Syria

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Panel, 19th century

Bulgaria

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Tent hanging, strip of, embroidered in shades of rust red, blue and green, in stripes, one wide strip alternating with a broad one. The design is geometrical and so closely embroidered that it looks woven. Probably Kurdish. Embroidery.

Tent Hanging, 19th century

Turkey

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Runner fragment, 19th century

Turkey

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sari, green silk gauze. All-over diaper pattern woven in gold thread.

Sari, 19th century

India

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Rugs, with floral designs in dark blue, red, green, and yellow. The corners of the field have a stiff floral design on a field of old rose, central medallion has an all-over pattern. Three borders, one being the tortoise design. This piece is woven like a Soumak but has the designs of a Persian Kurdistan. Sides overcast. Woolen warp and weft.

Rug, 19th century

India

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Tent Hanging, embroidered; composed of four strips of burlap-like material in alternating colors - red, pale blue, yellow, darker blue all of which are embroidered with geometric designs. There are several long pieces of wool or hair knotted into the warp threads - to ward off the evil eye. Wool

Tent Hanging, 19th century

Turkey

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Cover embroidered. A dark brown border surrounds a field made of three strips of material sewed together. The center strip is green. The other two are red. Gold and silver thread appliqued on in scrolls forming a pattern which covers all but the center green strip. Wool, embroidered.

Cover, 19th century

India

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Khilim rug woven by Karamanians- nomads of Turkoman descent. Dark blue ground with bold octagon designs in red, brown and green. This Khilim has been woven in two pieces so irregularly that when placed together the octagons, woven half upon each piece, do not coincide. There is a long fringe at one end and a short one at the other.

Khilim rug, 19th century

Turkey

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Woman's Tunic of yellow brocade with all-over floral pattern in different colors. Lined with blue printed cotton. The sleeves are open - being held together under the arm by black tapes - and near the cuff by metal buttons. Metal brocade.

Woman's Tunic, 19th century

Iran

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Towel-scarf, with border at both ends embroidered with silk threads and tinsel, in pattern of houses, trees, and flowers. The same on both sides. Both ends are hemmed and both sides finished with selvage. Fine linen. Brown stains. Linen, silk embroidery.

Towel-scarf, 19th century

Turkey

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31.81.12-15 Camel bags, portion of. Black woolen strip embroidered in lozenge design in yellow, blue, red and green. This is probably nomad work. Wool.

Camel Bag, 19th century

Turkey

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Sarong, or skirt, of batiked cotton material with front panel of dark blue and dark blue borders at top and bottom. Ground of light and dark tan squares and circles in all-over pattern. Cotton.

Sarong, 19th century

Indonesia

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Sari, dark blue silk covered with pattern of gold spots. Very wide border of red and gold at bottom and narrower gold border on one side.

Sari, 19th century

India

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dull green satin embroidered at sleeves, neck and hem with chain stitch and mirrors enclosed in button-hole stitch. Fastening at shoulders.

Woman's Bodice, 18th century

India

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Temple banner. Ivory satin ground embroidered in colored silks with groups of birds and animals against a background of flowering shrubs. Finished with an embroidered border of blue flowers and lined with pink cotton.

Temple Banner, 19th century

China

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Child's Shirt of dark blue silk embroidered with satin stitch in Chinese landscape pattern of flowers, birds, men and animals. The seams at both sides have been ripped open. Neck, arm holes and hem are finished with bands of lavendar and yellow silk.

Parsi gara Child's Shirt, 19th century

India

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Rug, small, Khilim in pale green. Prayer design in red. The field contains various unrelated geometrical forms in various colors. Side and end borders of different widths and design. Side borders have a considerable amount of black. Finely woven.

Khilim rug, 19th century

Turkey

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Shemaka or Soumak Pillow Case with typical geometric designs in tan, red, blue, green and yellow. A wide border with geometrical designs on a red ground, is flankled by narrow borders carrying the reciprocal sawtooth in black on a beige ground. Sides overcast with colored yarns, backed with green cotton fabric.

Shemaka Pillow Case, 19th century

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Panel of kincob cloth with pattern of chrysanthemums in gold on deep blue silk ground. Border stripe on one side.

Panel of Kincob cloth, 19th century

India

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Sari, fine dark green cotton material. Wide gold bands on either side and very heavy gold bands at each end.

Sari, 19th century

India

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Towel-scarf embroidered in linen thread with two conventionalized flowering plant motif forming border at each end. White, pink and shades of blue thread used.

Towel-scarf, 19th century

Turkey

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Square pouch of purple cotton material fastened at top with draw strings. Embroidered and encrusted with mirrors. Ornamented at sides and bottom with bunches of tassels.

Pouch, 19th century

India

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Piece of tan material thickly embrodered - the borders at either side with patterns similar to shawl patterns, and the center with medallions of various sizes surrounded by an all-over floral vine pattern. Probably part of a larger piece. Cotton, embroidered.

Panel, 19th century

India

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Shawl of red woolen material. Embroidered with tree and birds in center panel which is arch-shaped. The spandrels of the arch and the borders are heavily embroidered with interlacing palmettes. Wool, embroidered.

Shawl, 19th century

India

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Heavy cotton bed curtain made in inverted U-shape. The side panels are embroidered with pairs of faded rose-colored flowers in brackets of narrow spiny leaves. The cross piece at the top is embroidered with three rows of similar design. Cotton, embroidered.

Bed Curtain, 18th century

Uzbekistan

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Camel bag, Afghan. Bright red field covered with all-over pattern of small hexagons. Three narrow borders all around the field, and an extra one at the top. Sides finished with a selvedge. Ends finished with a web turned under. The fringe which was originally sewed to the bottom end has worn away. Senna knot.

Camel Bag, 19th century

Turkey

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Long pouch of red silk embroidered with pulchari stitch and encrusted with mirrors. Decorated on each side with tassels and fastened with long red and yellow cords terminating in silk tassels.

Pouch, 19th century

India

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Temple banner of deep red satin embroidered in silk and gold thread with men carrying banners and on horseback. In the lower panel and in the upper panel herons and flowers. Finished with a narrow border of closely embroidered blue flowers and at the bottom with colored silk fringe. Lined with cotton.

Temple Banner, 19th century

China

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Three strips of linen sewed together. Each strip is embroidered down the center with rose spray device with blue and henna-colored flowers. Probably part of a bed hanging. Linen.

Part of a Bed Hanging, 19th century

Turkey

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Embroidered square of red satin faced with coarse white cotton material and worked with metal threads and green silk in rows of conventionalized floral motifs. Unfinished at the top and bottom and finished at the sides with selvages. Satin.

Square Piece, 18th century

Turkey

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Prayer rug of Kazak type., Typical prayer arch, formed by narrow, ivory bands, which extend transdversely at each side to the borders. At the bottom of the field is a second, square arch. Light red field, scattered with geometric and conventionalized flower forms. Three borders carrying variations of the reciprocal clover leaf design. Sides finished with red woolen cording. Ends worn, ends in short warp fringe. Ghiordes knot. Woolen warp and woof.

Prayer Rug, 19th century

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Piece of dull blue canvas embroidered all over with cross stitch in dull, red, blue, yellow and black in conventional designs similar to those woven in carpets of the period. Part of a much larger piece. Linen, embroidered.

Panel, 18th century

Iran

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shawl, block printed cotton. Borders of large palmettes at each end and borders of small palmettes at each side. Ground printed with tiny floral sprays.

Shawl, 19th century

India

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Child's garment without sleeves made of yellow satin embroidered in satin stitch with roses, leaves and butterflies. Finished with three added borders and lined with silk. Fastened on shoulder with two buttons and at the side with silk ties.

Child's Garment, 19th century

China

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31.81.12-15 Camel bags, portion of. Black woolen strip embroidered in lozenge design in yellow, blue, red and green. This is probably nomad work. Wool.

Camel Bag, 19th century

Turkey

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Card case(?) of stiff material covered on the outside with satin and lined with silk damask. One side is embroidered with birds and flowers on a blue ground - the other with flowers and a bat on a light red gorund.

Card case (?), 19th century

China

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Pulchari, or woman's veil of white figured satin embroidered with rose-colored flowers in rows, a center medallion and borders of palmettes at top and bottomn. The embroidery is done in satin stitch.

Pulchari, 19th century

India

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Short sari of white cotton material with borders woven in gold and colored silks added at both sides and a wider silk and gold border at each end decorated with nine palmette patterns.

Sari, 19th century

India

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Cover of loosely woven linen material embroidered in silk and metal thread with leaves and flowers. A band of leaves forms the center medallion . Blue and henna are the predominating colors. Linen.

Cover, 19th century

Turkey

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Towel-scarf, of fine material embroidered in colored silks, gold thread and tinsel in a border at each end made of five vertical green stalks with bands of pink and gold flowers between every two stalks. Finished the same at each side. Gold lace finishes each end. Both sides bound with a white silk thread. Seam in center. Cotton, silk embroidery.

Towel-scarf, 19th century

Turkey

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Piece of loosely woven linen material embroidered in all-over pattern of dull red flowers with spiked blue leaves fitting around each flower. Embroiderd with silk in surface darning stitch. A border of leaves and flowers finishes the bottom. Fragment of a larger piece. Linen.

Piece, 18th century

Turkey

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Doshalla or long shawl with yellow ground and broder of large palmettes woven in blues and green at each end. Borders of small palmettes at each end. A narrow border woven separately in blues and greens on a white ground finishes all four sides.

Shawl (doshalla), 19th century

India

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Cover of loosely woven linen material embroidered in floss silk with rose sprays of blue and henna. Center medallion and narrow border of similar flowers. Many restorations. Linen.

Cover, 18th century

Turkey

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Towel-scarf of rather coarse linen with border at both ends embroidered with colored silks. The pattern consists of seven units, identical in design though not in color, of a vase and flowering plant. Both ends are bound and sides finished with a selvage. Linen, embroidered in silk.

Towel-scarf, 19th century

Turkey

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Card case(?) of henna colored satin lined with blue silk and decorated with gold and silver thread appliqued on in scrolls. Finished with a handle of cotton braid at the top and a pendant of the same material at the bottom.

Card case (?), 19th century

China

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Hearth rug, Yomud type. A white field sewn with small stars (?) ('checkerboard') contains a badly designed hexagonal medallion, which in turn contains ten octagon shapes in various colors. The hearth field is enclosed by a reciprocal sawtooth band in three shades. Three borders, the main one made up of geometric single flowers divided by three triangles laid end to end. Ends-narrow web with loose warp threads. Sides-over cast with different colored yarns. Ghiordes knot.

Hearth Rug, 19th century

Turkey

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Scarf of coarsely woven mustard colored woolen material embroiderd at both ends with bands of carse geometrical pattern. Both ends are finished with loose fringe.

Scarf, 19th century

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Square mat of white woolen material with border embroidered in silk and cotton threads in design of small palmettes, leaves and flowers. Wool.

Square Mat, 19th century

India

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Doshalla, or long shawl with white ground of fine woolen material and wide border of palmettes woven at both ends in colors, mostly dark blue with some green and orange.

Shawl (doshalla), 19th century

India

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Panel of slightly conventionalized leaves and flowers embroidered on heavy cotton. Several parts of the design are outlined in machine chain stitch with red. The anhiline dyes have run and stained the material.

Panel, 20th century

Uzbekistan

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Towel of loosely woven linen material embroidered with silk thread in border at each end. Composed of three spiked pink flowers surrounded by circle of leaves and vine. Both ends are hemmed and both sides finished with three narrow borders of silk thread woven into the material. Linen.

Towel, 19th century

Turkey

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Saddle Bag, made from a Kurdish Ghilim. Field of triangles edged with latch hooks, there are three borders with reciprocal saw tooth and lozenges, one strip of the central portion of the bag remains and has an arrow motif in red, blue and yellow. Woolen warp and woof.

Saddle bag, 19th century

Kurdish

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Sari, dull red silk. Embroidered with rows of small yellow and white flowers. Narrow border on each side and very wide border at each end of two bands of palmettes, the lower consisting of six palmettes, and the upper band of eleven palmettes. Very long.

Sari, 19th century

India

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One of four pillow cases, with floral design, three borders, one wide with the tortoise design and two narrow ones with floral and vine design. Sides overcast in red wool. One end has a fringe and one has a web.

Pillow Cover, 19th century

India

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Towel of loosely woven linen material embroidered in silk thread with pattern at each end of leaves, flowers and vines which fill the corners leaving a diamond shaped panel of plain material in the center. Blue and shades of rose are the predominating colors. Linen.

Towel, 19th century

Turkey

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Temple banner of black satin embroidered in gold and silk threads with two phoenixes facing a gold disk. Finished with a narrow floral border, and at the bottom with green silk fringe. Lined with blue cotton.

Temple banner, 19th century

China

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Pouch made of embroidery on canvas with stitch similar to petit point with design of red dragon on ground of fret pattern in light and dark blue. Drawn together at the top with purple silk cords decorated with painted china beads.

Pouch, 19th century

China

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Tent hanging, part of, embroidered at each end with ten rows of conventionalized tree-in-pot design. Red, blue, green and white on a mustard colored background. Sides turned under; one end finished wit twisted warp fringe, the other with short loose warp fringe.

Tent hanging, 19th century

Greece

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Saddle bag, portion of made from a Ghileen which has a design of tringles and latch hooks in tan and black. Woolen warp and woof. Woven Fabric.

Saddle bag, 19th century

Turkey

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31.81.12-15 Camel bags, portion of. Black woolen strip embroidered in lozenge design in yellow, blue, red and green. This is probably nomad work. Wool.

Camel Bag, 19th century

Turkey

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Pair of green satin bands with embroidered panel composed of three flowers worked in Peking stitch,and two bats, made in blue and shades of light orange color.

Pair of Sleeve Bands, 19th century

China

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Banded scarf of Polonaise type with stripes of alternating gold and silver and with wide gold border at each end. Two large floral units are placed in each end border panel. Finished all around with a narrow border of running vine and flower design, and with gold fringe at each end. Metal, thread.

Sash, 18th century

Iran

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Panle of rose red satin with decoration of yellow and white diamond shapes. Finished at each end with irregular yellow stripes and at each side with green borders.

Panel, 19th century

Uzbekistan

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Mat, Samarkand type, small, with one large floral medallion in center and a smaller one below it. Gold field scattered with flowers in profile and stiff vines. Three borders, the outer one plain red, the inner ones carrying the Greek meander on red grounds. Two guard stripes, one black and one pale blue separate the borders. Side sovercast in red wool; one end finished with short web and twisted warp fringe. The other has a short fringe of warp threads. Warp cotton; woof cotton. Senna knot.

Mat, 19th century

Turkey

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Pouch of deep purple silk embroidered around the edge with a band of different colored stripes and in the center with wave and cloud patterns and with chinese characters. Drawn together at the top with green cotton tapes decorated with green pottery beads.

Pouch, 20th century

China

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Woman's short coat of black satin embroidered in Peking stitch and satin stitch with large sprays of peonies. Worked with silk thread in shades of blue. Lined with light blue silk.

Woman's Jacket, 19th century

China

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Towel-scarf, narrow, with border at each end embroidered with various colored silk floss in design of vase and flowers. Both ends are hemmed and both sides finished with selveage. Linen stained with brown. Pattern the same on both sides. Cotton, silk thread.

Towel-scarf, 19th century

Turkey

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Temple banner of black satin embroidered with butterflies and sprays of flowers in colored silks. Finished with two borders. The narrow inner strip of embroidered satin and the outer strip of brocade. Lined with cotton.

Temple Banner, 19th century

China

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Banded scarf of polonaise type made with narrow alternating stripes of two patterns and with a wide silver border at the bottom on which are fine flowering trees. Finished all around with a narrow floral border and at each end with added silver fringe.

Sash, 18th century

Iran

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Square, batik, printed. Leaf and vine design in dull red, dark blue and black on tan ground. Square center of dull red.

Batik Square, 19th century

Indonesia

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Panel of red satin embroidered with large conventionalized flower motifs in rows of three and worked with colored silks, mostly white, green and blue. Finished with an added border.

Panel, 19th century

Turkey

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Panel of red silk brocaded with birds and floral sprays in white, purple, yellow, and green. Border of coarse embroidery of gilt tinsel braid at sides and both ends. The material has been washed and portions of it have been discolored giving it a 'changeable silk' effect.

Panel, 19th century

India

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Camel bag, Bokhara. Deep red ground on which are three whole and four half octagons. A geometrical pattern on a red ground serves for a border stripe. Sides originally finished with a single cord, and ends with a selvedge turned under. At one end a red and blue fringe has been sewed. Senna knot.

Camel Bag, 19th century

Turkey

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Prayer rug, Kuylah type, with blue prayer niche. The yellow spandrel above the arch is extended down on either side of the niche and beneath it. Seven borders of about the same size, but in various colors, henna, green, brown, yellow and white. The prayer field is covered with flowers, outer and inner borders carry typical Kulah border design. Both ends finished with a wide henna web, and at the top a braided warp fringe. At the bottom end, the fringe is loose. Sides finished wwith an added selvedge of blue wool. The pile is in inch and a half deep. Ghiordes knot. Wool. Cleaned and repaired by Jamgotch, summer 1941.

Prayer Rug, 19th century

Turkey

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Envelope-shaped pouch of purple silk embroidered all over, and encrusted with mirrors. Ornamented at bottom and both sides with bunches of tassels.

Pouch, 19th century

India

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Panel, 18th century

England

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Panel, 19th century

Greek Islands

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Sari of thin green silk covered with very small lozenges worked in gold thread. Finished with narrow gold borders on both sides and wider borders at the ends.

Shawl, 19th century

India

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Embroidered sile Khilim of the type used for hanging, or coverlet. Faded henna field embroidred in squares which contain various geometrical designs. Made in two pieces and sewed together. Border of triangles and squares containing triangles. Short web with knotted warp threads at one end, loose warp threads at other end. Wool.

Sile Khilim, 19th century

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Towel of rather coarse linen with border at both ends embroidered with colored silks. Three floral sprays having three pink blosooms each form the border. Both ends are hemmed and sides finished with selvage. Linen, silk embroidery.

Towel, 19th century

Turkey

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Coat of mouse-colored satin brocaded with large round medallions, floral sprays, and at the bottom with wave pattern. Slit openings at side and back, Lined with light blue silk.

Medallion Robe, 19th century

China

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31.81.12-15 Camel bags, portion of. Black woolen strip embroidered in lozenge design in yellow, blue, red and green. This is probably nomad work. Wool.

Camel Bag, 19th century

Turkey

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Three border ends of towel scarves sewn together. The linen materal is embroidered with meetal and linen thread in conventionalized flowerg plant motifs. Each of the three sections has cream silk borders woven into the sides of the material. White, pink, and blue threads are used.

Towel Fragment, 19th century

Greece

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Pillow Case, Shemaka or Soumak, with typical geometric designs in tan, red, blue, green and yellow. A wide border with geometrical designs on a red ground is flanked by narrow borders carrying the reciprocal sawtooth in black on a beige ground, sides overcast with colored yarns, blocked with green cotton fabric. Woolen warp and woof.

Pillow Case, 19th century

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Rugs, with floral designs in dark blue, red, green, and yellow. The corners of the field have a stiff floral design on a field of old rose, central medallion has an all-over pattern. Three borders, one being the tortoise design. This piece is woven like a Soumak but has the designs of a Persian Kurdistan. Sides overcast. Woolen warp and weft.

Rug, 19th century

India

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Sari - white silk embroidered. At one end the border is made of six large palmette shapes. Flowers and two birds are embroidered on each palmette. The border at the other end of the sari is also of six palmette shapes, equally large, but decorated with naturalistic flowers only. Both borders as well as the narrow one on each side are embroidered in green silk. The field is embroidered with rows of tiny flowers in light rose silk

Sari, 19th century

India

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Red satin panel with pointed top and border of dark blue. Two transverse bands and a triangular section at the top are embroidered with gilt discs and gold and silver thread in raised work. The border is divided into squares and embroidered in similar fachion. Satin.

Panel, 19th century

India

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Saddle Bags made of linen and completely covered with embroidery of small geometrical pattern in shades of blue, green and tan silk. Six button holes and six loops used as fasteners at the openings.

Saddle bags, 19th century

Croatia

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Mosaic hanging of blue felt with mosaic design of large flowers in red which have been set into the ground. Three applied borders which have undulating floral and vine designs.; Cleaned and repaired by Jamgotch, summer, 1941.

Mosaic Hanging, 19th century

India

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Panel of white satin embroidered witrh rows of flowers alternating pink and purple in color. Finished with a floral border on three sides. The embroidery is the same on both sides. Probably worked by Chinese in North East part of India. Satin.

Panel, 19th century

India

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Shawl with plain red woolen center and separately woven border with palmette and tree patterns, in shades of green, red and purple. Finished with a narrow fringed border of patchwork squares and embroidery. The border is added so that on two sides the back, or wrong side of the material shows.

Shawl, 19th century

India

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Rug, small, Khilim; green ground with a pyramid design repeated four times in red, blue, red and grey. The side borders are white with an indented design at the edges. There are four narrow borders at the bottom. The open spaces in this rug are not very noticeable.

Khilim rug, 19th century

Turkey

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