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Stole

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

Stole of woven pashmina (goat hair), embroidered with floss silks. Red ground (some white sections in end borders). Polychrome embroidery in a variety of stitches; satin, outline, etc., in a flower and foliage design. A narrow band of embroidery runs down the outer edges of the side, and at each end is a broad border with large cones or butis, as in a Kashmir shawl. The butis are made up of small floral motifs. The field or body of the stole is plain.


Object details

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Object type
Materials and techniques
Woven pashmina (goat hair), embroidered with floss silks
Brief description
Stole, embroidered pashmina, probably woven in Kashmir and embroidered in Delhi, early 19th century
Physical description
Stole of woven pashmina (goat hair), embroidered with floss silks. Red ground (some white sections in end borders). Polychrome embroidery in a variety of stitches; satin, outline, etc., in a flower and foliage design. A narrow band of embroidery runs down the outer edges of the side, and at each end is a broad border with large cones or butis, as in a Kashmir shawl. The butis are made up of small floral motifs. The field or body of the stole is plain.
Dimensions
  • Including fringe length: 267cm
  • Width: 65cm
Credit line
Given by Mr E. F. Clark
Object history
Registered File number 1976/2540.
Production
Probably woven in Kashmir and embroidered in Delhi.
Subject depicted
Collection
Accession number
IS.35-1976

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Record createdJune 25, 2009
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