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Village Story Blanket, cotton, fold and tuck applique, embroidered and lined H.110 x W.94 in; village scenes, all captioned, and outer border of animals, also labeled

%C2%A9 Ka Zoua Lee

Village Story Blanket, c. 1980

Ka Zoua Lee , born Laos

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Mushru Cloth, Mughal Period, late XVII-early XVIII century. Ikat dyed (indigo over cochineal). 'Mushru' means 'permitted'. Under the laws of the Koran pure silk could not be worn by men, but with cotton or linen wefts, it was permitted as a lining material for a garment at court.

Mushru cloth, late 17th-early 18th century

India

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Burial Robe with seperate Neckpiece; black satin with red, yellow, and white cotton fold and tuck applique panels; lined in green cotton. RobeL.33-ÂĽ x W.68 in., Neckpiece H.6-ÂĽ x W.11-3/4 in.

Copyright of the artist%2C artist%27s estate%2C or assignees

Burial Robe and Neckpiece, 20th century

Yer Chang

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panel, Uzbeck, silk and cotton; warp ikat in green, yellow, white, blue and red; printed cotton backing

Panel, 19th century

Uzbekistan

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Ikat, warp-faced woven textile, Central Asian

Panel, late 19th century

Uzbekistan

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Woman's mantle (Awayo), 19th century

Aymara

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Ceremonial overskirt (aksu), 19th century

Aymara

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Incuna (ceremonial cloth), 19th century

Aymara

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silk, cotton, ikat. Surface ornamentation (Dyed)

Woman's wedding or ceremonial skirt (corte), early 20th century

K'iche' Maya

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Woman's skirt (Corte), c. 1930s

Maya

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