Inabul, Textile

"Inabul" is the word for a hemp textile. Natural color ground with marron and black diamon pattern. Warp ends: cut. (Frederick Starr)

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Date

circa 1900 A.D

Identifier

70.1/ 5123

Origin

BAGOBO

Materials

Material: CLOTH

Abaca (manila hemp)(1x1) plain weave continuous supplemntary weft pattern. (Frederick Starr)

Physical Dimensions

L. 56cm
W. 53 cm

Provenance

Gift from STARR, FREDERICK

Acquisition Date

1909

Short description

Condition: Good

Official Website

https://anthro.amnh.org/object.html?catno=70%2E1%2F%205123

Collection

American Museum of Natural History

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“Inabul, Textile,” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed April 27, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/29257.

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