- Collection type
- Object
- Description
- Woollen shawl, woven with bands of blue and cream stripes and with fringed edges. [AF [EFCF project] 19/8/2019]
- Long description
- Woollen shawl, woven with bands of blue and cream stripes and with fringed edges. Short ends of shawl fringed with cream-coloured twisted cotton threads. Wool weft threads left loose on textile. [ThW [Multaka Project] 28/1/2021]
- Geographical reference
- Cultural groups
- Ait Haddidu Berber
- Date / Period
- Date made: By April 1990
- Date collected
- Purchased April 1990
- Acquisition information
- Donated: 03/03/2016
- Materials and processes
- Material Wool Yarn Animal, Material Cotton Seed Fibre Textile Plant, Material Pigment, Process Woven, Process Dyed, Process Stitched
- Dimensions
- Length 1560 mm, Width 1070 mm
- Object numbers
- Accession number: 2018.37.206 Other numbers: M1
- Research and responses
The Jenny Balfour-Paul collection [2018.37] was extensively researched and studied as part of the Multaka Oxford Project. The Multaka Oxford project is an inclusive volunteering programme using the collections as a springboard for intercultural dialogue about cultural heritage delivered jointly by the Pitt Rivers Museum and the History of Science Museum, University of Oxford. Any inout from Multaka volunteers have been included as project notes on the database records for specific objects. [FB 26/1/2021]
Search terms: Textile, Clothing Textile, Shawl
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