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There is one wider panels and one narrower infill panel
The shading and colours of the fruits are like those in an oil painting
Outer frame: 60cm (W) x 71cm (H)
It is printed on a fine cotton which is in fantastic condition considering it’s age
A unique museum worthy traditionaly hand embroidered bag dating from the 19th century finely hand worked in silks and wools onto a hand woven linen ground
Collection of 5 Hand Tie Dyed Turban Cloths Leharia: C19th Rajasthan, India velvet embroidery There is one wider panelsThis wonderful collection comprises of 5 cotton tie dyed turban cloths (laharia) from Rajasthan in northern India. Dating from the early 20th century and made from a fine cotton muslin, they have been dyed in the laharia technique which means wave. Some of the turban cloths can have up to seven colours in a complicated design with narrow zig zags punctuated by wider stripes. The textile artists roll the fabric diagonally into a coil from seal edge to