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Tunic

5th century (made)
Place of origin

Linen tunic, with shoulder-bands and cuff bands tapestry-woven in coloured wools and linen thread; each consists of two lines of rosebuds in red, white and green connected by straight green stems and having a row of rosettes between, in yellow and red on a black ground. The shoulder-bands run down to the bottom edge of the tunic.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Brief description
linen, Coptic Egyptian; Tapetsry woven coloured wool, flowers
Physical description
Linen childs tunic, with shoulder-bands and cuff bands tapestry-woven in coloured wools and linen thread; each consists of two lines of rosebuds in red, white and green connected by straight green stems and having a row of rosettes between, in yellow and red on a black ground. The shoulder-bands run down to the bottom edge of the tunic.
Dimensions
  • Length: 3ft
  • Width: 52in
  • Of bands width: 2.5in
Object history
631-1886 to 922-1886 inclusive purchased for £300 from Henry Wallis.
Association
Summary
Linen tunic, with shoulder-bands and cuff bands tapestry-woven in coloured wools and linen thread; each consists of two lines of rosebuds in red, white and green connected by straight green stems and having a row of rosettes between, in yellow and red on a black ground. The shoulder-bands run down to the bottom edge of the tunic.
Collection
Accession number
634-1886

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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