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Scarf (France), 19th century
Three cornered lace scarf. Probably Empire style.
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Scarf (Indonesia), early 20th century
Narrow length of batik in brown, dark blue, white, and tan.Tumpal motif (row of isosceles triangles) at ends and large sawat or mironj motif (wings of Garuda, mount of Vishnu)…
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Shawl Fragment (India), 1901–25
Symmetrical horizontal repeat of alternative variants of floral motif in lobed medallion framed in decorated arabesques; floral guard band below with decorated guard stripe. In blue-ish pinks, purples, turquoise, yellow,…
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Shawl Fragment (India), 1901–25
Kashmir shawl fragment. Elaborate flowerheads on scrolling stems with fine small leaves, buds, and small flowers; scrolling floral guard border with decorated guard strips. In yellows, orange, vermillion, cerise pinks,…
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Shawl Fragment (India), 1901–25
Kashmir shawl fragment. Horizontal repeats of symmetrical vase and flowers flanked by large elaborate interlace of decorated arabesques; twining flowering sprays fill interstices; scrolling floral guard band at bottom with…
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Scarf, 18th–early 19th century
Long narrow scarf with ends decorated in deep borders that embroidered in red, blue and pale green in a series of geometric designs. Shorts tassels of green, red and blue…
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Scarf (Near East), 19th century
Narrow scarf of cream muslin with sides embroidered in silver thread in a design showing detached group of flowers.
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Shawl Fragment, 1800–1850
Tan ground of fine cotton twill with design of continuous scrolling sprays of sunflower-like flowers and toothed leaves in green and white silk cloth binding. Guard strips at bottom with…
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Shawl Fragment (Russia), 19th century
Very brightly colored flowers of various kinds including a rose in a curving spray on a white ground. Very fine wool in a superlative use of tapestry technique including interlocking…
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