Sample (Textiles)
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Garment made up of long woven cotton strip in indigo with 4 red stripes in the weft, and towards each end a panel decorated with geometric patterns in supplementary weft in green, yellow, blue and red commercial yarn, with a further panel at each extreme end in a dense red pattern divided in two horizontally by a strip of yellow and green geometrically patterned supplementary weft. Around the patterned panels at each end strips of striped braid with a yellow edge have been sewn on, making the ends wider than than the main body of the garment. Acquired by Bourne Hall Museum from Vivian Price, Fitznells Music School.
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Metadata
Identifier
2005.98
Origin
Philippines
Materials
Cloth
Physical Dimensions
Overall: 131.0236 x 14.0945 x .0394 in.; 3328 x 358 x 1 mm
Provenance
Acquired by Bourne Hall Museum from Vivian Price, Fitznells Music School.
Short description
Sample (Textiles)
Display status
In storage
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“Sample (Textiles),” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed April 29, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/2764.
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