late 18th to early 19th century
138.43 cm (54 1/2 in.)
wool and silk
17th centuryFlemishWool and linen, tapestry woven
5th-6th centuryByzantineResist-dyed silk damask ground detailed with stenciling and painting and with decoration embroidered in dyed silk threads and gilt-paper-wrapped threads
18th-19th centuryJapaneseCut velvet with silk and metallic yarns filé and frisé
17th-18th centurySpanishSilk and metallic yarns filé
16th centuryEuropeanWool
19th centuryNavajoSilk brocade: rust red silk ground of dyed yarns in tabby weave, the ground interwoven in brocade weave with flat strips of double-layered paper faced with gold leaf
15th centuryChineseInk on silk
20th centuryAustrianSilk and cotton
16th-17th centuryOttoman