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Beadwork Frieze

1850-1899 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Beadwork (Pachipati) frieze with appliqued cotton. Long horizontal strip of beadwork with motifs including human figures, birds and animals, buildings, trees and plants. Worked in small beads of amber, red, blue and green glass against a background of beads of white glass. Surrounded by a border of red cotton with an applied motif of a blue stem and a three-petalled flowerhead in white, green and yellow cotton, and guard borders of white and yellow cotton.


Object details

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Object type
Materials and techniques
Glass beadwork and applied cotton
Brief description
Beadwork (Pachipati) frieze with appliqued cotton, Kathiawar, 1850-1899
Physical description
Beadwork (Pachipati) frieze with appliqued cotton. Long horizontal strip of beadwork with motifs including human figures, birds and animals, buildings, trees and plants. Worked in small beads of amber, red, blue and green glass against a background of beads of white glass. Surrounded by a border of red cotton with an applied motif of a blue stem and a three-petalled flowerhead in white, green and yellow cotton, and guard borders of white and yellow cotton.
Dimensions
  • Length: 538cm
  • Width: 26cm (minimum)
  • Width: 27cm (maximum)
  • Cloth length: 550cm
  • Cloth width: 46.5cm (minimum)
  • Cloth width: 48cm (maximum)
Collection
Accession number
IS.60-1981

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Record createdJune 25, 2009
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