Embroidered Fragment
Unrecorded maker
4th–3rd century BCE · Camelid hair, cotton
Cleared · Public Domain
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Embroidered Textile
Unrecorded maker
1800s · Embroidery, Plain weave piña cloth: needle lace and embroidery
Cleared · CC0
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Embroidered Fragment
Unrecorded maker
4th–3rd century BCE · Camelid hair, cotton
Cleared · Public Domain
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Fragment of Embroidered Cloth
Unrecorded maker
c. 300–100 BCE · Textile, embroidery on plain wool ground
Cleared · CC0
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Embroidered Fragment
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5th–2nd century BCE · Camelid hair
Cleared · Public Domain
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Embroidered border and field of animals in large roundels
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1000s–1100s · Textile, plain weave: silk warp and cotton weft (mulham): plain weave; silk and gold thread: embroidery, couched, split, running, and outline stitches:
Cleared · CC0
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Tiraz Textile Fragment
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dated 320 AH/932–33 CE · Linen; plain weave, embroidered in silk
Cleared · Public Domain
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Fragment of a furnishing textile
Unrecorded maker
possibly 1700s or 1800s · Embroidery, Linen, silk, and dye
Cleared · CC0
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Fragment of an Embroidered Textile
Unrecorded maker
10th century · Cotton; plain weave, resist-dyed (ikat), embroidered
Cleared · Public Domain
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Fragment of a furnishing textile
Unrecorded maker
1600s–1700s · Embroidery, Linen, silk, dye
Cleared · CC0
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Tiraz Textile Fragment
Unrecorded maker
dated 390 AH/999–1000 CE · Linen; plain weave, embroidered in silk
Cleared · Public Domain
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Embroidered Border: The Baking of Unleavened Bread
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1500s-1600s · Embroidery, Plain weave linen; embroidery in silk; attached border of needle lace
Cleared · CC0
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