Napkin
1800s (made)
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The silk embroidery is worked in variations and combinations of double running stitches and open cross and mushabak. The metal thread embroidery is worked in square eyelets, double running in a line, slanted satin stitch and open cross stitch.
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Brief description | Towel or napkin, embroidered, Turkish, 1800s. |
Physical description | The silk embroidery is worked in variations and combinations of double running stitches and open cross and mushabak. The metal thread embroidery is worked in square eyelets, double running in a line, slanted satin stitch and open cross stitch. |
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Accession number | CIRC.8-1914 |
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Record created | October 11, 2001 |
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