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Sash

19th century (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Plain white muslin with ends woven with floral design in white and gold metal thread. Still folded and tied with cotton thread, as originally acquired.


Object details

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Object type
Materials and techniques
Muslin, woven with white cotton and gold thread
Brief description
White muslin sash with gold ends, Assam, 19th century.
Physical description
Plain white muslin with ends woven with floral design in white and gold metal thread. Still folded and tied with cotton thread, as originally acquired.
Dimensions
  • Length: 42cm
  • Width: 32cm
dimensions of folded textile
Marks and inscriptions
  • Left hand side: Scientific or English name/No 12./Cotton drop with golden edging/Nowgaong Right hand side: Native or/Provincial name/Chillong Chuddar/Presented by Baboo/Poddolab Borooah/Moousif (Blue paper label attached to object)
  • Left hand side: 'INDIA-BENGAL/No. 530/Division. Group. Class./Name of article./Cotton dress with gold edgings/Where produced./Nowgong assam/Use. 107' Right hand side: 'INDE-BENGALE/no. 530/Division. Groupe. Classe./Nom de l'article/Habillement-en cotonade/bordure d'or/Ou produit. Nowgong Assam/Usage.' (Paper label attached to object)
Object history
Transferred from India Museum 1879.
Historical context
Intended for use as garment, clothing.
Collection
Accession number
6093(IS)

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Record createdJune 25, 2009
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