Boy's Tunic
early 20th century (made)
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Boy's tunic (angrakho) of embroidered cotton with silks and applied mirrors. Embroidered in button-hole stitch and filling stitch (stitch count) in purple, green and orange.
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Materials and techniques | Embroidered cotton with silks, applied mirrors |
Brief description | Boy's tunic (angrakho) of embroidered cotton with silks, Sindh, early 20th century. |
Physical description | Boy's tunic (angrakho) of embroidered cotton with silks and applied mirrors. Embroidered in button-hole stitch and filling stitch (stitch count) in purple, green and orange. |
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Credit line | Collection of the late Mr Justice Feroze Nana, given to the V&A by his widow and children |
Object history | This embroidered tunic (angrakho) would be worn by a young boy of the Rabari community of Hindu pastoralists. |
Production | Rabari group, probably Matli, Badin Larh |
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Accession number | IS.18-1981 |
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Record created | December 15, 1999 |
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