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bag with wide shoulder strap with beaded geometric designs; back of strap and interior of bag printed brown fabric; front panel of bag beaded with geometric shapes; top panel and back of bag red wool; 17 short beaded hanging tails with red wool tassels; body of bag trimmed in blue

Bandolier Bag, c. 1870-1900

Anishinaabe (Ojibwe)

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red and white jacquard coverlet, wool, American

Jacquard Coverlet, 1855

William Ney

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large piece of cloth with honey comb design, open on one long side with 2 short added open pieces at corners on opposite side; embroidered geometric designs overall; light blue hem

Pants, Date Unknown

Nupe

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beaded panel with geometric design at bottom of bag; fringe with strung beads and red tassels; simple quillwork design of flowers on body of bag

Man's Pouch, c. 1800

Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) or DakhĂłta

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rug, garden type withflowering trees in beige, peach, red, green on a dark blue background; 3 floral borders of which center and widest is predominantly dark blue; wool on cotton warp, Senna knot; wool on cotton warp

Rug, c. 1900

Iran

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Doshalla, or long shawl, hand-loom woven, made of jamawar, a patterned shawl cloth woven by the yard, and finished with separate woven borders. Design of alternating vertical stripes. The wide one carrying a running floral design in which pinks are the chief blossom, the narrow one a reciprocal floral band. Pale blue ground. Wide end borders with a band of large cones. Black cotton lining. # 8.

Doshalla, 19th century

India

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Long shawl, of hand-loom woven patchwork with a design of inserted floral medallions in shades of green, red, turquoise blue, and yellow. Field carries large cones and arabesques. Design and colors show European influence. Partially lined with black cotton. #11 in travelling exhibition.

Long Shawl, 19th century

India

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Square Shawl, hand-loom woven , of patchwork. The design of spreading circles, carrynig paired cones and floral and leaf patterns, is bordered by a wide band of interlocking arch.

Square Shawl, 19th century

India

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Square shawl, of hand-loom patchwork with a design of large scrolls and serpentine border. The outer border is embroidered on strips of plain colored wool. Colors chiefly red, yellow, blue, green; lining of black cotton. Badly worn and darned in middle field. One corner turned back on field and stitched down. #13 in travelling exhibition.

Square Shawl, 19th century

India

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Long Shawl, of hand-loom woven patchwork. The design of floral cones, arabesques and leaves is uncommon, and does not repeat throughout the length of the shawl. An exceptionally fine example with great delicacy of detail. Lining of black cotton. #12 in travelling exhibition.

Long Shawl, 19th century

India

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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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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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Ghiordes Prayer Rug. The blue prayer niche is fringed with small rosettes in profile. The tan spandrel above the arch carries a vine and flower design that is quuite naturalistic. There are three borders each outlined by a narrow brown guard stripe of saw tooth design. On the ivory ground of the main border conventionalized flowering plants are placed in square formation. The ends are worn. The bottom has a narrow fringe of frayed warp thread, but a narrow web still remains at the top edge. The sides are finished with an added silk selvedge. Ghioredes knot. Warp woolen; woof, cotton.

Rug, 19th century

Turkey

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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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Plain weave seersucker. Horizontal repeat 8 1/2 inches. Mothproofed. Plain weave seersucker. Horizontal repeat 8 1/2 inches. Mothproofed. Shell White

%C2%A9 Jack Lenor Larsen%2C Inc.%2C Larsen Design Studio

Mohair Plisse, 1962

Larsen Design Studio, New York; Mill: Joynel Company Inc.; Producer: Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc.

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worsted. Jacquard upholstery. Ribbed weave. 1" geo. Squares form straight & diag. Designs.rust, blue, moss green. 12" sq. pattern repeat. Opaline

%C2%A9 Jack Lenor Larsen%2C Inc.%2C Larsen Design Studio

Labyrinth, 1981

Larsen Design Studio, New York; Mill: British Replin; Producer: Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc.

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tightly woven; three sections, two primarily red with vertical strips of embroidery; third section has large solid grey piece in center

Skirt, early 20th century

Kachin

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three long rectangular panels hand-sewn on length to from wide bias wrap with long self fringed ends; four hand-woven ties--green gold and two pink ties; panels are: yellow/black plaid, red/green plaid, black/white; white cotton sewn label #137 at one end

Man's Waist Wrap (Kusak), Second quarter of the 20th century

Turkey

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Frieze with all wool face. Blue uncut? wool pile with cotton back. Blueberry

%C2%A9 Jack Lenor Larsen%2C Inc.%2C Larsen Design Studio

Ribcord, 1982-1990

Larsen Design Studio, New York; Mill: British Furtex Ltd; Producer: Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc.

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woven textile; Jacobean tree(?) on white ground French tag Echantillon

Furnishing Fabric, early 20th century

Erickson and Weiss

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woven band; borders warp-face patterning; central diamonds are supplementary weft; rust, orange, brown

Tent Band, 1910-1920

Uzbekistan

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Djelaba (Hooded Jacket), c. 1944

Morocco

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red, orange, green and white plain-weave based float weave pattern; with palm leaf end

Belt, 20th century

Mexico

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Yattha Charkhab; triple panel wool brocade on wool background; horizontal stripes in reds, blues, orange, greeen, white with same color discontinuous supplementary weft design; ends bound with blue cotton.

Yattha Charkhab, 20th century

Bhutan

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man's coverlet, wool and cotton with tassels (Bouki serra), African XXc stored in box; dims 76 x 35'; stored with 86.100.24,25 Name: Sakhalare. Used for great festivities and market days. Worn folded over left shoulder. S85-94.

Man's Coverlet (Sakhalare), 20th century

Fulani

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jaquard with floral design; indigo wool and white cotton

Coverlet, 1833

United States

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one paneled black skirt with five white cotton stripes

Skirt, c. 1930

Tzotzil Maya

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woven piece sewn to dark rust colored fabric bag (or pillowcase?); horizontal rows of weaving in purple, orange, lavender, brown, black and rust with narrow cream borders at top and bottom; geometric designs; some designs with circles and diagonals

%C2%A91963 Helena Hernmarck

"Alpha" Study, 1963

Helena Hernmarck

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two otter hide tubes with hide tassels and long beaded and hide-detailed pendants; cross-body shoulder strap of red and blue felt with blue and white beads and bells; geometric beading in mostly triangular shapes

Bow Case and Quiver, c. 1885

Apsáalooke (Crow)

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high warp tapestry in cream and shades of blues and purple depicting a herd of caribou

%C2%A9 Marcel Marois

Interrupted Passage (Passage interrompu), 1986-1987

Marcel Marois

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two panels sewn together; cotton warp, wool weft, tapestry weave; serrated striping in red, blue and black.

Saltillo Serape, 19th century

Mexico

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%C2%A9 Robert Davidian

Batushka, 1991

Robert Davidian

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wool weft, cotton warp; border enclosing varigated background with central diamond motif; red, blue, yellow and white colors

Saltillo Serape, c. 1750-1800

Mexico

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Saddle bag with front of black woolen material embroidered in the center with a triangle placed in an oblong and surrounded by four borders filled with diamond shapes or triangles. The back is cotton and has two leather loops attached at the top.

Saddle bag, 19th century

Russia

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Two panels sewn together; burgundy background with white, green, ochre motifs; at each end section 11: high is white motif squares with blue lines

Woman's wedding veil (Odhani), 20th century

Bishnoi Jat

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black woven poncho with 1/2" wide blue woven stripe on each side; finished on 4 sides with red and green cotton thread, zigzag machine stitched; green and yellow cotton curly machine sewn selvedge around edges; weave has vertical 11" long button hole in central part for head; square design on edge

Man's Poncho, 1960-1970

Quechua

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black and rust felt rug with white cording around all cut edges; geometric design includes stars and organic shapes

Rug, late 19th-early 20th century

Kirghiz

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blue wool jacket with bat wing sleeves; red wool lining with paper interface, braid tape and two inside pockets; balck heavy braid and coil embroidery over entire vest; decorative buttons on lower sleeve and shoulders; large loops on sleeve side edges; probably military

Man's Jacket, 19th century

Turkey

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fine embroidery of geometric shapes in running strip to form a collar; done in red, yellow, green and blue yarn on red wool banat face; beige cotton backing is pieced and larger than embroidered part

Collar for neck of a chirpi, 1930-1940

Uzbekistan

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red, blue wool/linen jacket; upper body, front and back and sleeves embroidered and appliqued in geometric design; separate but attached rectangular collar is orange, black and red on white

Jacket, Date Unknown

Miao

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black veil with orange tie-dyed designs of diamond and dot shapes and borders; nine yellow and white embroidered medallions with raised four-mirror centers near center, multi-colored center strip; border of heavily embroidered and mirror designs at both ends; bottom end has center, dangling pompom; two selvedges; two fringed ends

Woman's Wedding/Festival Veil, c. 1975

India

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red, blue, tan wool chain stitch embroidery; two panels of three oval shapes divided by sewn-on white shells, which also surround entire panel; another row of shells hang freely from three sides: three fabric and shell tassels, two in center of long edge, two at short edge corners; embroidery applied to padded, gauze-like cotton

Neck Panel from a Hat, c. 1900

Banjara

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multi-colored wool chain stitch embroidery; two rows of four squares in pie shapes, diamonds and zig-zag designs; rows of shells divide the panels in half in both directions; clusters of shells at bottom corners and sides; row of shells surround; embroidery applied to tan, gauze-like cotton; edged in red cotton

Neck Panel from a Hat, c. 1900

Banjara

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red, blue, green; double band weave with four tassels at each end; cotton velvet ties, 9" from each end; silk braid leads to the tassels

Woman's Belt, 1950

Syria

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two panels sewn together at top with central neck opening; purple, pink, black and green stripes; faded blue-grey edging; multicolored stitching between panels

Poncho (Aymara), 19th century

Bolivia

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Repp weave Vert. Stripe of varying widths, some with chevrons. Vert. Rpt. 5"; horiz. Rpt. 12". Shades of red & blue Aubergine

%C2%A9 Jack Lenor Larsen%2C Inc.%2C Larsen Design Studio

Turkoman, 1978

Larsen Design Studio, New York; Mill: British Replin; Producer: Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc.

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dark red with center seam; 7 to 7-1/2" wide, yellow embroidered borders with mirror designs at both ends; two selvedges; finished hems at both ends

Woman's Festival Veil, 20th century

India

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cotton applique; embroidered and applique felt rug; applied braided fringe; finger looped(?) edge; red ground with four diamond patterns across central stripe, each diamond divided into four

Felt Mat, 20th century

Afghanistan

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tunic with a tan field; body has vertical thin red and blue striping; shoulders and around waist supplementary weft patterning of bands decorated in blue and red geometric designs; cloth design in red and blue around neck with ribbons of fabric grouped along edges (extensions of the design)

Tunic (KĂĽshung), 20th century

Bhutan

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tunic with solid blue body with applique embroidered decorative side panels, shoulders and collar; decorative theme of triangles within squares in colors of red/green or red/blue; ribbons of fabric grouped along edges (extensions of the design)

Ngoshingka (tunic), 20th century

Bhutan

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2 panels machine stitched; weft faced stripes of green, purple and blue wool and stripes of indigo dyed cotton ikat

Shawl (Perraje), 1930-1935

Maya

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dark red with black and cream woven brocaded designs; stripes at each end and at center with rows of diamonds and half-diamonds to R and L of center; red fringe

Head scarf (Amendil), early 20th century

Ida ou Nadif Amazigh (Berber )

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red, orange, black, and white with red and black embroidery

Quechquemitl, 20th century

San Pablito Puebla

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shoulder bag with wide strap with beaded twining vine with multicolored leaves against a white beaded background, with green wool trim at edges; top of bag is red wool decorated with symmetrical floral beading; body of bag decorated with multicolored leaf design with two small birds at top, facing one another, against a white beaded ground; dark green and white beads and maroon wool tassels on fringe at bottom

Bandolier bag, c. 1900-1930

Anishinaabe (Ojibwe)

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small beaded panel with beaded strips/tabs terminating in pairs of turquoise or light purple wool yarn tassels forming fringe; medium blue beads on ground, with symmetrical forms with steps and zigzags in predominately pink, golden yellow-orange and dark blue beads

Apron panel, from a three-piece set, Date Unknown

United States

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beaded panel with beaded strips/tabs terminating in pairs of turquoise or light purple wool yarn tassels forming fringe; four tabs have light blue and red stripes, central tab has red ground with two light blue diamonds; body has medium blue beads on ground, with symmetrical X-like forms with steps and zigzags in predominately pink, dark blue, red and yellow beads, with dark blue "X" at center, one pink "X" at top and one partial pink "X" at bottom

Sash, one of a pair, from a three-piece set, Date Unknown

United States

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beaded panel with beaded strips/tabs terminating in pairs of turquoise or light purple wool yarn tassels forming fringe; four tabs have light blue and red stripes, central tab has red ground with two light blue diamonds; body has medium blue beads on ground, with symmetrical X-like forms with steps and zigzags in predominately pink, dark blue, red and yellow beads, with pink "X" at center, one dark blue "X" at top and one partial dark blue "X" at bottom

Sash, one of a pair, from a three-piece set, Date Unknown

United States

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small pouch; red threads; white, red, medium blue, dark blue, pink, yellow, orange and green beads; panther on white ground with long curling tail on one side; radiating diamond designs on opposite side; white edging at top

Charm Bag, c. 1870-1880

Meskwaki (Sac and Fox)

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red boot; pink backing; two large beaded flowers with leaves on body of boot; dangling bead loops at center of flowers and sole of boot at toe and heel; predominately clear beads

Container, 20th century

Haudenosaunee (Iroquois)

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pouch-style bag; front panel beaded with five repeating geometric motifs (predominately pink, light blue, tan) on white beaded ground; nine beaded fringe dangles with yarn tassels; checkerboard motif beaded strap, in blue, green, white, purple and olive

Bandolier Bag, 1860s

Anishinaabe (Ojibwe)

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Background ecru; brushed large V--color red, yellow, blue, green, brown, purple, rose, orange, violet

%C2%A9 Paul Jenkins

Phenomenon Peel of Bells Cross, 1972

Paul Jenkins; Weaver: Gloria F. Ross; Workshop: Aubusson Tapestry Workshop, France

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black with tan design; stripes down center, blocks of triangles and diamonds top and bottom, bands of stripes and designs next to fringed sleeve edges

Woman's Cape, 20th century

Tunisia

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Green wool coat embroidered in silver and gold. Body of coat made of gored sections with an all-over design of single blossoms embroidered in gold. On either side of front opening a shaped panel solidly embroidered in a design of stylized floral sprays and arabesque. A large panel of same design covers three quarters of back of coat. Opening and bottom edged with a narrow n\band embroidered with pear forms and blossoms, and bottom\m corners, font and back, with large flower-filled pears. Dolman sleeves with embroidered epaulet sections. Lining of colored, striped cotton.

Coat, 18th century

India

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3 panels stitched together; 1 panel is primarily dark blue in the center; 2 panels primarily patterned with geometric designs

Skirt, 20th century

Kachin (Jingpho)

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central diamond pattern; purple borders with blue corner blocks and feather wreath quilting; narrower inner border of pinkish-red with blue corner blocks and pinwheel and stacked triangles; inner diamond of purple with eight-pointed quilted star bordered with another pinkish-red band with purple corners quilted with pinwheels and stacked triangles; blue triangles at sides of inner diamond with quilting of roses at one end and tulips at other end; purple wool edge binding; cotton cloth on back with red clover and dot print on black-red ground

Diamond in Square quilt, c. 1910

Unknown Amish

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abstracted figural design, edged in black; black-bordered shapes in blue and cream, and red and cream stripes, and in solid blue, red, and cream; weaving mounted on a shaped board, edged and backed with black

%C2%A9 Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York %2F ADAGP%2C Paris

Personnage, 1974

Jean Dubuffet; Weaver: Archie Brennan

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long pillow with tapestry woven cover; brightly colored with geometric designs, birds and deer on top; underside has bands of various colors and designs; fabric scrap pompons at corners

Pillow, 19th century

Sweden

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black fringed shawl; triangular shape; black fringe on two edges; wide band of cross stitch embroidery in reds with blue and yellow accents along fringed edges; four cross-shaped motifs in center area of shawl

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

Shawl or head cover, March 2001

Om Mohamed

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Fringe with warp-twined heading, warp-twined bands, Pieced, printed lining. Dark red wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery. Patterned silk tape edging with red silk fringe border all four sides. The backing is printed cotton fabric (red polka dots). Applied braid with fringe, all four edges. Chain stitch.

Ilgich, late 19th century

Kungrat or Durmen

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Braided-net fringe, embroidered band, Lined. Red wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery. The applied border on all sides is overall cross stitch embroidery in silk on a cotton ground. The backing is red cotton fabric. Part of a hanging loop is present on the PR corner.

Uuk kap Ilgich, late 19th century

Lakai

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Braided-net fringe, fringe with warp-twined (tablet) heading, warp-twined (LM) edge, cloth band, Pieced ikat and printed lining. Black wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery, red wool edge binding, braided silk fringe with wrapped tassels. The red wool panel at the center is pieced with silk/cotton ikat under the flap. The panel is backed with printed cotton fabric, same as flap backing. Chain stitch

Tabaklau ilgich, late 19th-early 20th century

Kungrat or Durmen

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Wrapped and knotted lattice treatment on pieced fringe with warp-twined (tablet) heading, Pieced, printed lining. Black wool ground fabric with polychrome silk embroidery. The knotted fringe is silk. A printed cotton backing is attached to three sides by machine stitching and handsewn on the other. Center square with three borders. Top border not embroidered. Hand stitched to lining. Chain Stitch.

Ilgich, late 19th century

Kungrat

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Pieced fringe with warp-twined (tablet) heading and cloth band Pieced, block-printed lining. Pieced black ground, mostly wool but with some cotton at the top. Polychrome silk embroidery in chain stitch. Silk/cotton ikat binding at the top edge. Nine medaillions, mostly red. The embroidery is presently hand stitched to a fabric covered mount; the verso is not visible. Mounted and stiched through white flannel on a black wool covered strainer.

Ilgich, late 19th-early 20th century

Kungrat or Durmen

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Braided-net fringe, Bag back: striped cloth, lined. Black wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery. There is a braided silk fringe with wrapped tassels of silk, cotton, and metal. The backing is cotton twill, striped in red and white. Center square with borders on all four edges.

Ilgich, late 19th-early 20th century

Kungrat

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Braided-net fringe with tassels, cloth band. Black wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery. The edges are trimmed with a band of silk cross stitch embroidery on a cotton ground. There is an attached braided silk fringe with wrapped cotton and silk tassels. The embroidery is presently hand stitched to a fabric covered mount. the verso is not visible. Ikat strip at top.

Ilgich, 20th century

Kungrat

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Braided-net fringe, Pieced ikat lining. The ground fabric is tan cotton flannel, with polychrome silk embroidery. There is a braided cotton finge with wrapped cotton tassels. Chain stitch dominates. Colorful ikat lining.

At torba ilgich, late 19th-early 20th century

Lakai

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Handwoven band, Printed lining. Red wool ground, pieced in the upper six inches. Polychrome silk and synthetic embroidery. There is a woven cotton edging strip on the four sides. The hanging tabs are silk/cotton ikat. The cotton backing is printed with 'moderne' angular gray shapes on a red ground. Chain stitch separated with back stitch dominate fill.

Ilgich, late 19th-early 20th century

Lakai

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Braided-net fringe, ikat band at top, Bag back: pieced, striped cloth and printed lining. Black wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery. There is a braided cotton edging which probably was originally finished with tassels. Now, it has been trimmed and turned to the reverse to form a binding. The opening of the bag is outlined in synthetic/cotton ikat fabric. Printed cotton fabric forms the inside surface of the bag. Chain stitch dominates fill.

Ilgich, late 19th-early 20th century

possibly Durmen

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Fringe with warp-twined (tablet) heading, warp-twined (LM) edge, cloth band, Two printed linings. Black wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery. The edges are bound with cotton fabric, and finished with two varieties of red silk fringe. The central red square is outlined with a silk woven edging. The part of the square covered by the flap is red cotton fabric. There is a printed red cotton backing. Three-side designed border and red wool center square are pieced. Flap is embroidered and edged with fringe. Chain stitch.

Tabaklau ilgich, late 19th-early 20th century

Kungrat or Durmen

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Braided-net fringe, Pieced, striped lining. Black wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery. There is a wide woven silk edging with silk and cotton tassels. The backing is woven striped cotton. Two tassels near bottom corners are inset bound above woven edge. Lower left corner has 2 tassels underneath.

Da-our, late 19th-early 20th century

Lakai

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Fringes with warp-twined (LM) headings, Pieced, printed lining Brushed red wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery. There are two different fringes on the edges; one, on the top and PL, is all silk; the other, on the bottom and PR, is silk and cotton. The backing is pieced from two printed cotton fabrics. There are two intact hanging loops. Chain stitch dominates.

Ilgich, late 19th-early 20th century

Dasht-i-Kipchak (probably Kungrat)

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Multiple fringes with warp-twined heading, warp-twined (LM) edge. Printed lining. Black wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery and cotton and silk fringes. There is a printed cotton backing, and a silk/cotton ikat edging on the reverse. Center square of large patterns with border on sides and bottom.

Ilgich, late 19th-early 20th century

Kungrat

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Black wool pieced ground with polychrome silk embroidery through a printed cotton substrate. There is no binding, edge finishing, or backing. Red basting stitch along one edge for 12".

Ilgich, early 20th century

Kungrat or Durmen

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padded saddle cover with ovoid beaded medallion in each corner-white ground with leaves and flowers, trimmed in red fabric; red wool stitching around edges; four decorative flaps at corners-white beaded ground with multicolored beaded flowers and leaves; flaps have red wool tassels with grey, brown and clear beads on fringe

Pad Saddle, 19th century

probably NÄ“hiyawak (Cree)

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banding at short sides border central field of central diamond stripes; two stripes have single spaced diamonds; red ground; short fringe at short side

Haik, Head covering, Second quarter of the 20th century

Ida ou Nadif Amazigh (Berber )

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orange design on blue ground; fiscia beads throughout; silver colored trim; baluchistan

Man's Hat, 20th century

Iran

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cream ground with cream and white threads and loosely-woven fabric; abstract circular design with loops and twists of yarn and looping fabric

%C2%A9 Nancy Hemenway Barton

Nest, 20th century

Nancy Hemenway Barton

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Armchair, c. 1906

John S. Bradstreet; Maker: John S. Bradstreet and Company; Maker: Tiffany Studios (glass shades, fireplace tiles)

G320

The Dance, 1905–1910

attributed to Karl Krenek

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pieced cotton

Barn-raising pattern quilt, c. 1890

United States

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woven, blanket-like object with pile created with multicolored threads on back; chevrons on front, each woven in different pattern with white, blue, red, orange and tan yarn on maroon ground; rows of sequins sewn on top in a grid; twisted brown fringe on one short end

Blanket (Hanbel), late 19th-early 20th century

Morocco

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Portion of camel's saddle bag or cover, red and cream. Broad and narrow bands of finely knotted short pile with geometric designs alternate with plain woven bands of purplish red. At bottom 8-1/4' band of short pile, cream ground with geometric designs in red, black and brown. Short cream fringe. Worn down center and top edge. Four tears or holes mended, two unmended holes.

Portion of camel's bag, early 19th century

Kazakhstan

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Yattha Dhenkhep; double panel wool brocade on wool background; discontinuous supplementary weft pattern in rose, pink, blues on dark brown ground; edges bound in cotton. Bed Covering

Mattress cover (Yathra denkheb), 20th century

Bhutan

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Gold warp, white weft Gold warp, white weft (Metallic gold/white)

%C2%A9 Jack Lenor Larsen%2C Inc.

Inca Gold, 1966

Bolan Fabrics; Producer: Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc.

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Black wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery. There is a block printed cotton substrate through which the embroidery is worked. A hand written inscription is seen on one edge of the substrate. There is no finish treatment on the edges, and backing. Three edges are turned under and basted; one edge is raw and partially detached. Center square surrounded by border. All is embroidered. Chain stitch.

Ilgich, early 20th century

Kungrat

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Braided-net fringe, embroidered band, Pieced lining. Felt-like red wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery. The edges are finished in narrow cotton tape with overall cross-stitch embroidery in silk. A crocheted cotton edging with integral fringe is sewn to the bottom edge. There are two intact hanging loops; the PL loop is embroidered in silk cross-stitch and the PR is woven cotton/ Red, black, green, yellow designs: Nine symbols. Horizontal pieced red lining.

Uuk kap Ilgich, late 19th-early 20th century

Lakai

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Crocheted fringe, cloth and ikat bands, Pieced, printed lining.Black wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery. Two fabrics are used in the edge binding: black cotton and silk/cotton ikat. There is a braided cotton fringe with metal discs. The backing is pieced printed cotton fabric. Center square motif with wide border, all four sides. Chain stitch.

Ilgich, late 19th-early 20th century

Kungrat

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Embroidered band Pieced, printed lining The black ground is primarily plain weave wool, with a black cotton sateen strip at the top edge. The embroidery is worked in chain stitch with silk thread. The 5/8" wide, applied red and white cross-stitched edging is worked in silk thread on cotton. There is floral print cotton backing. Pieced lining.

Uuk kap Ilgich, 19th century

Lakai

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Fringe with warp-twined heading, embroidered and cloth bands, Pieced, printed lining. Red and black plain weave wool ground in the visible area; under the flap the ground is pieced from printed cotton fabrics. The embroidery is worked in polychrome silk threads. There is an edge binding of red cotton fabric. The applied fringe is silk. There is a backing of red printed cotton fabric.

Tabaklau ilgich, late 19th-early 20th century

Kungrat or Durmen

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black and dark red resist printed fabric; decorated with nine yellow and white embroidered medallions with raised mirror centers; multi-colored embroidered strip down center; each end heavily embroidered with small mirror patterns (multicolored); two selvedges; two fringed ends

Woman's wedding veil (Phulakiya ludaki), mid 20th century

Vaghadia Rabari

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