3rd-6th century
Simple narrow tapestry woven band with red wool and undyed linen wefts. The linen wefts create the buff design along the spine of the red band. A change in pattern occurs near one end of the red band. The band narrows at the other end to only a few rows of red wool; if the band functioned as a clavus on a tunic, this section may have connected to a now lost circular or arrow-shaped pendant. Plain woven undyed linen ground survives above and below the area of tapestry weave.
20.96 x 3.18 cm (8 1/4 x 1 1/4 in.)
Wool
19th centuryPurple wool and undyed linen
3rd-5th century CEByzantineVelvet

Handwoven maguey fiber
20th centuryAmericanSilk in 'kesi' tapestry weave, selected elements woven in metallic gold thread
18th centuryChineseTextile fibers
20th centuryCroatianTextile fibers
17th centuryFlemish