
Cleveland Museum of Art
Sleeve
- Date
- c. 1875–1900
- Medium
- plain weave piña cloth with embroidery
- Culture
- Philippines
- Department
- Textiles
- Institution
- Cleveland Museum of Art
This unsewn sleeve panel is made of fine piña fiber in plain weave. The lower edge is finished with a wide hand-embroidered cotton border featuring scalloped edging and repeating floral and geometric motifs. Vertical embroidered elements are arranged in regular intervals above the border. Piña comes from pineapple plants, which the Spanish brought to the Philippines from South America.
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