Hanging
Item number Ef414 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
Item number Ef414 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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Small beadwork square with silk border; background of opaque white beads patterned in yellow, blue and red with a central stylized geometric form, and with a bird and 2 different animals on each side; wide border of green and black beads patterned with small geometric forms in yellow, white and red; edged with a narrow band of white, blue and red beads. The beadwork is bordered by 4 light red, silk rectangles which are stitched together. There is a woven pattern of fine red and green stripes and with a gold-coloured metallic floating weft (?). Red cotton (?) backing and red silk binding. Hanging loop on each corner; considerable fading and disintegration of woven border and binding; many metallic elements missing; one small hole in lower silk border; lower right hanging loop is dissimilar to the other three.
Wall hanging used in Hindu homes for religious and other auspicious occasions.
festivals
Border is plain weave 1/1 with a floating supplementary weft ? The binding and backing are balanced plain weave 1/1. Pieces are joined by machine stitching.
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festivals
Wall hanging used in Hindu homes for religious and other auspicious occasions.
Small beadwork square with silk border; background of opaque white beads patterned in yellow, blue and red with a central stylized geometric form, and with a bird and 2 different animals on each side; wide border of green and black beads patterned with small geometric forms in yellow, white and red; edged with a narrow band of white, blue and red beads. The beadwork is bordered by 4 light red, silk rectangles which are stitched together. There is a woven pattern of fine red and green stripes and with a gold-coloured metallic floating weft (?). Red cotton (?) backing and red silk binding. Hanging loop on each corner; considerable fading and disintegration of woven border and binding; many metallic elements missing; one small hole in lower silk border; lower right hanging loop is dissimilar to the other three.
Border is plain weave 1/1 with a floating supplementary weft ? The binding and backing are balanced plain weave 1/1. Pieces are joined by machine stitching.
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