
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Woman's wedding veil (Phulakiya ludaki)
Vaghadia Rabari- Date
- mid 20th century
- Medium
- Wool, cotton, mirrors, embroidery, block print
- Culture
- Vaghadia Rabari
- Department
- Asian Art
- Institution
- Minneapolis Institute of Art
A Vaghadia Rabari woman customarily wore a plain black woolen veil. But during her marriage ceremonies, she donned a brightly embroidered head covering with nine pillowed medallions arrayed along the center seam. One other Rabari group also embroidered veils with pillowed medallions, but a line of nine meant only Vaghadia Rabari. Add photograph - Frater, p. 172 India, Asia
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