Cleveland Museum of Art

Furnishing textile

Date: 1600s–1700s
Medium: Silk, dye
Culture: Africa, North Africa, Morocco, Moroccan weaver(s)
Department: Textiles
Institution: Cleveland Museum of Art

This large, woven silk panel was woven by men in a workshop. It is a furnishing textile, used in the home as a wall hanging or perhaps as a curtain over a doorway or entrance.

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