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Textile (Guatemala), 1900–1950
Narrow cloth with broad vertical borders comprised of narrow stripes in blues, greens, reds, purples and black. White central area patterned with small stylzed birds, animals and geometric forms. Selvages…
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Textile (Guatemala), 1900–1950
Long white cotton panel with broad central area of red, yellow, and green stripes with geometric motifs and zigzags and blue and white ikat patterned stripes.
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Huipil (uncut) (Guatemala), 1900–1950
Square formed of three lengths of fabric stitched together on long sides. Sheer white cotton with supplementary weft patterning in heavy white cotton, in a design of bands of stylized…
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Huipil (Guatemala), 1900–1950
Bands of stylized birds, animals, geometrical motifs in red, blue, purple, yellow and green on undyed cotton ground. Broad side borders in red.
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Carrying Cloth (servilleta) (Guatemala), 1900–1950
Loosely woven square with selvage on two sides, loom ending on one end, and hemmed at top, in undyed cotton. Patterned with rows of stylized birds in red, blue, green…
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Apron (Guatemala), 1900–1950
Dark blue sheer plain weave with double wefts, grouped white and yellow weft stripes setting off band with lettering in white counted-darning stitch: Te Amo. White pencil-banding on ground area…
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Apron (Guatemala), 1900–1950
Dark blue sheer plain weave with double wefts, grouped white and yellow weft, stripes setting off band with lettering in white counted-darning stitch: Ya Te Vi. White pencil-banding on ground…
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Apron (Guatemala), 1900–1957
Blue ground crossed horizontally with rows of embroidered stylized birds, beasts and rosettes. Loom-ending on top and bottom with toothed border design in red.
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Huipil (half Length) (Guatemala), 1900–1950
White cotton ground with two broad geometric bands with zigzags on either side in red, yellow, blue and green. Patterned with arrowheads and lozenges in similar colors.
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Textile (Guatemala), 1900–1950
Square of sheer white plain weave with broad red woven broders on four sides. Patterned with rows of zigzags and diamond shapes in orange, yellow, green, blue and purple.
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