Silk Trousers with Brown Tie
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Embroidered blue trousers. Worn in the 19th century by the rich Tagalogs. (Translated from catalog entry)
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Identifier
71.1902.1.352
Materials
Silk
Physical Dimensions
Dimensions and weight: 80 x 118 x 1 cm, 185 g
Provenance
Donated by Alfred Marche.
Transferred from a previous collection originally in Musee du Trocadero, which transitioned to Musee de l'Homme,
M Quai Branly consolidated non-western objects from Musee l'Homme & Musee des arts africains et oceaniens. (Florina Capistrano Baker, 2021)
Transferred from a previous collection originally in Musee du Trocadero, which transitioned to Musee de l'Homme,
M Quai Branly consolidated non-western objects from Musee l'Homme & Musee des arts africains et oceaniens. (Florina Capistrano Baker, 2021)
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Not on display
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“Silk Trousers with Brown Tie,” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed August 14, 2025, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/4101.
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