Composite textile

Cleveland Museum of Art

Composite textile

Date
1800s
Medium
Silk, dye
Culture
Probably Greece or Macedonia
Department
Textiles
Institution
Cleveland Museum of Art

This large square textile is a composite, assembled from several different woven and embroidered panels and finished with a long thick fringe. These silk-embroidered pieces might have been parts of old clothing or other textiles. Stylistic assessment connects it to Greek and Macedonian traditions; such objects were made in the eastern Mediterranean for the tourist market.

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