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Woman's robe with crimson flora

late 1800s

Uzbekistan, Karakapak Republic, Khorezm

Medium
Plain weave: cotton (hand-spun, indigo dyed), embroidery: silk, cotton; tablet-woven (edges)
Measurements
neck edge to hem: 119.4 cm (47 in.); width across shoulders: 158.1 cm (62 1/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Arlene C. Cooper 2016.50
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Squared, black, cotton robe with embroidered crimson red shapes like flowers radiating in a multitude of spike-like leaves. A multi-color zipper-like line extends down from the center of each flower with five clusters of three crimson petals below each flower. A crimson square grid pattern filled with swirling shapes and touches of other colors decorates the end of each sleeve.

Woman's robe with crimson flora

late 1800s

Uzbekistan, Karakapak Republic, Khorezm

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