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Textile fragment with interlocking spirals, 13th-14th century (cotton)
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Textile fragment with interlocking spirals, 13th-14th century (cotton)
7394123 Textile fragment with interlocking spirals, 13th-14th century (cotton) by Indian School, (14th century); Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, UK; (add.info.: Display: cotton, block-printed with resist, and mordant-dyed red and probably brown, Material: cotton, Technique: plain woven, Technique: relief print, Technique: resist dyed, Technique: mordant dyed, Textile:
Dimensions: warp x weft 78 x 53 cm max.
Associated place(s): place of creation: Asia, India, west India, Gujarat. find spot: Africa, Egypt. find spot: Africa, Egypt, Cairo Governorate, Fustat, possible); © Ashmolean Museum
Media ID 32115016
© Ashmolean Museum / Bridgeman Images
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This print showcases a textile fragment with interlocking spirals, dating back to the 13th-14th century. Created by the Indian School in the 14th century, this remarkable piece is currently housed at the Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford in the UK. The textile fragment is made from cotton and features intricate block-printing with resist and mordant-dyed red and possibly brown colors. Its dimensions measure approximately 78 x 53 cm, showcasing a stunning pattern created through plain weaving, relief printing, resist dyeing, and mordant dyeing techniques. Originating from West India, Gujarat specifically, this textile has an intriguing history as it was discovered in Africa's Egypt. It is believed that its find spot could be Cairo Governorate's Fustat region. The image captures not only the beauty of this ancient artwork but also highlights its cultural significance. The interlocking spirals design represents a timeless symbol found across various Asian cultures. The vibrant red color adds to its allure and serves as a testament to the mastery of dyeing techniques during that era. Bridgeman Images presents this print from their Fine Art Finder collection for art enthusiasts who appreciate historical textiles and their artistic value. This piece offers viewers a glimpse into centuries-old craftsmanship while celebrating Asia's rich cultural heritage through fabric patterns and designs.
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