Girdle
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Woman's girdle made of textile (cotton).
BM Curator's comments:
Register says: "woman's. "Mayad".
From acquisition notes "Igorrot".
Register says: "This whole collection from the "Igorrot". N. Luzon."
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Date
1850s-1910
Identifier
As1914,0414.88
Origin
Production ethnic group
Made by: Igorot
Made by: Igorot
Materials
cotton
Technique: woven
Technique: woven
Physical Dimensions
Length: 196 centimetres (including tassels) (including tassels)
Width: 18.50 centimetres
Width: 18.50 centimetres
Provenance
Purchased from: Mrs Turnbull
(Sold a collection of Philippine material to the British Museum in 1914.)
(Sold a collection of Philippine material to the British Museum in 1914.)
Acquisition Date
1914
Display status
Not on display
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“Girdle,” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed April 27, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/14937.
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