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1891.36.12

Rectangular piece of cloth with red, blue and white warp stripes. Roughly cut at each end. {JN & Morgan Perkins 22 6 98]

1891.36.12

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Collection type
Object
Description
Rectangular piece of cloth with red, blue and white warp stripes. Roughly cut at each end. {JN & Morgan Perkins 22 6 98]
Person
Field collector Harry C. Matheson
PRM source Percy Ewing Matheson
Date / Period
Date made: Before 1891
Date collected
By 1891
Acquisition information
Donated: 09/11/1891
Materials and processes
Material Textile, Process Woven
Dimensions
Length x Width 1700 x 215 mm
Object numbers
Accession number: 1891.36.12
Research and responses

This is not really a belt or sash, just a narrow panel of woven cloth. These panels are sewn together to form garments such as 1891.36.9. Information given by Chia-yu Hu, visiting researcher from National Taiwan University, July 2910. [El.B 19/07/2010]

Search terms: Clothing, Sash Belt

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