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There is one wider panels and one narrower infill panel
The velvet shows signs of wear and has some rubs and losses in places particularly around the edges of the cuffs
where it is still produced to this day
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
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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