7th-9th century
Light colored plant motifs stand out against a purple background. The plants are symmetrical, 'candelabra' style motifs. This textile is a weft-faced compound weave (samite). Red main warps are visible in areas of damage. Trimmings from the fabric have been positioned along the upper and rightmost edges of this square fragment.
Bast fiber in balanced plain weave, the fabric dyed gray, the robe with decorative stitching in purple silk thread at the base of the collar and on the sleeves
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