Textile ArtsIndian18th century
Shawl
3rd quarter of 18th century
Description
This lightweight shawl was woven from extremely fine wool. In the region of Kashmir, wool was traditionally taken from the soft under-hair of the Himalayan goat. The main design of this shawl features multi-colored flowers in vases organized in four rows.
Dimensions
width:126.5 cm (49 13/16 in.)
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