Textile Fragment
late 19th century or early 20th century (made)
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Fragment of a patolu (patola), double-ikat silk sari; part of the field, and of one of the side borders, and the beginning of the end border (pallav). The field is in the popat-nari-kunjar (bird, doll and elephant) pattern in red, dark green, reddish-brown, white and yellow.
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Materials and techniques | Woven silk, double ikat |
Brief description | Fragment of a patolu (patola), woven silk, double ikat, Patan, Gujarat, India, late 19th or early 20th century |
Physical description | Fragment of a patolu (patola), double-ikat silk sari; part of the field, and of one of the side borders, and the beginning of the end border (pallav). The field is in the popat-nari-kunjar (bird, doll and elephant) pattern in red, dark green, reddish-brown, white and yellow. |
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Credit line | Given by Miss M. Hall |
Object history | Acquired by the donor in 1968 from the Salvi family at Patan, Gujarat; the last family of the patola weavers of Patan still to practice the art. Registered File number 1977/2626. |
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Accession number | IS.5-1978 |
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Record created | June 25, 2009 |
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