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2008.55.8

Belt.


2008.55.8

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Collection type
Object
Description
Belt.
Long description
Belt woven in cotton. The belt is woven with a warp faced weave using double threads of black and undyed cotton yarn. Nearly the whole length of the belt is decorated with geometric designs which have been embroidered on to the belt using acrylic yarn. The geometric designs have been worked in bright colours in green, pink, purple, maroon, blue, yellow and orange. The weft threads have been left long form a fringe and both ends. [MdeA 27/01/2009]
Geographical reference
Totonicapán Department Totonicapán
Person
Field collector Ting Plaskett
PRM source Ting Plaskett
Date / Period
Date made: Before 07/08/1979
Date collected
7 August 1979
Acquisition information
Donated: 15/05/2007 Found unentered: 2008
Materials and processes
Material Cotton Yarn Plant, Material Synthetic Yarn, Process Woven, Process Embroidered
Dimensions
Width: max 58 mm, Length: max 1420 mm
Object numbers
Accession number: 2008.55.8

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