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Historical Archive: Textiles, Cloth, Clothing (including leather clothing)
textile, Pre-Columbian Paracas culture 7th-3rd c. BCE, Imola
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swan fr. Pazyryk barrow 5, reindeer wool felt, Pazyryk culture 5th-4th c. BCE, Hermitage 1687-260
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leather bikini from London, c.43-100 CE, MoL 21233
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Earth personification, linen and wool tapestry, 4th c., Pushkin ET no. 11440
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Nile River personification, linen and wool tapestry stitched to linen, 4th c., Pushkin GMII, I 1a no. 5822
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Artemis, Apollo, hero, satyrs, and Maenads on a woman’s tunic, linen and wool, 4th-5th c. Akhmim, Pushkin 5832
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sacrifice of a captive funeral cushion, linen and wool loop textile with inset, 5th-6th c., Pushkin 5180
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Hestia tapestry, wool, 6th c., DO BZ.1929.1, which has its own page
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silk, Eastern Mediterranean? 6th-7th c., Sens CT
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buffalo, silk, near east (Byzantine?), 6th-7th c., Sens CT B 38
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tunic with fishers on insets, linen and wool, 6th-8th c., Pushkin 6707
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tunic with fishers on insets, linen and wool, 6th-8th c., Pushkin 6707
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lion, medallion tunic inset, linen and wool, 7th c. Akhmim, Pushkin 5177
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caftan, linen/silk samit, 7th-9th c., Met 1996.78.1, prob. fr. Moshchevaya Balka, which has its own page with details
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leggings, silk with linen feet, 7th-9th c., Met 1996.78.2a, b, prob. fr. Moshchevaya Balka, which has its own page with details
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Tunic of Balthild, linen and silk, c.680, Chelles. This object has its own page.
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tablet-woven band with animals, found in the reliquary of Balthild (d. c.680), Chelles. For wider view see Chelles.
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Assumption of the Virgin, linen, 8th c., Sens CT. This work has its own page.
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man's headdress in helmet form, 8th c. silk/linen/wood/leather, Hermitage КЗ-4576, fr. Moshchevaya Balka, which has its own page with details
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cape, 8th-9th c. silk/flax/linen, Hermitage K3-6707, fr. Moshchevaya Balka, which has its own page with details
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Baptism of Christ fragment, linen and tempera, 8th to 11th c., Pushkin DB11257
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tunic of Abbess Bertille (d. c.704), silk, Chelles
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Portable reliquary, prob. late 8th c., Sens CT F.63.70. This object has its own page.
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English embroidery on silk from Oseberg ship, late 8th-early 9th c., OsloVSM, which has its own pages
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caftan, silk/fur, 9th c., Hermitage КЗ-6584, fr. Moshchevaya Balka, which has its own page with details
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textile, Pre-Columbian Chancay culture, 9th-10th c., Imola
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pheasants, Byzantine silk, early 9th c., Hermitage КЗ-6618, fr. Moshchevaya Balka, which has its own page
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Oseberg tapestry, c.834, OsloVSM, which has its own pages with more contemporary textiles
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Cushion of St. Rémi, silk and gold embroidery, Alpheid c.852; on 10th c. silk. This work has its own page.
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gold embroidery on silk core, from Gokstad burial dated 895-903, C10459, OsloVSM, which has its own pages
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textile, Pre-Columbian Chancay culture, Late Intermediate Period c.1000-1476, Imola
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peacock silk, Middle East (?), c.1100, Hildesheim museum D2009-4c and 1
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silk lampas, Persia, c.1150-1200, WienMus
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liturgical vestments said to have been worn by Thomas Becket; embroidery in silk and gold, mid 12th-13th c., Sens CT C.107-111. These objects have their own page.
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"Shroud of St. Potentien", silk, 12th c. Islamic, Sens CT. This work has its own page.
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purse, silk, reversed lion fabric Sicily 13th c., Sens CT
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linen with silk embroidery (formerly a purse), 13th c., Sens CT
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purse, silk embroidered on linen, France 13th c., Sens CT
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4-panel purse, knitted silk and gold, prob. 13th c., Sens CT
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Woven silk purse with strap, Spain 13th-14th c., length 12.2 cm, Sion CT purse 258. For closer view see Sion.
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purse, silk, edge strips 14th c., fabric Byzantine, Sens CT
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Knit silk purse, western or southern Europe, 14th c., length 23 cm, Sion CT purse 269
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Knit silk purse, western or southern Europe, 14th c., length 20.5 cm, Sion CT purse 270
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Knit silk purse, western or southern Europe, 14th c., length 31.5 cm, Sion CT purse 271
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Knit silk purse, western or southern Europe, 14th c., length 20.6 cm, Sion CT purse 272
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Epitaphios of King Stefan Uroš II Milutin, gold and silver embroidery on silk, Serbia c.1300, MSOC 4660, which has its own page.
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Tristan embroidery, wool on linen, c.1300-25, WIEN Ha 1, WienMus, which has its own page
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pulpit hanging, linen and silk embroidery on linen, Wienhausen 1325-75, WIEN Hb 3. For details see WienMus.
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Life of St. Martin of Tours, embroidered altar frontal, 2nd half of 14th c., MRAH. This work has its own page.
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undated purse, Italian silk, Sens CT
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Efimiya encomium to St. Lazar, gold and silver embroidery on silk, Serbia 1402, MSOC
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Major Sakkos of Photius, Byzantine 1408-31, Armory TK-4, which has its own page
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canopy from the throne of Charles VII of France, wool and silk, attrib. Jacob de Littemont, c.1425-50, Louvre OA 12281. For detail see Louvre museum.
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Three Coronations tapestry, Brussels 1446-88, Sens CT. This work has its own page.
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belt prob for Dominican monk/nun, wool and ivory, late 15th-c. north France or Flanders, Cluny Cl.11982. For ends see Cluny.
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herald's tabard, linen, early 16th c. Germany, Hermitage T-15339
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musical automaton in the form of a male saint, court of Charles V (J. Turriano?), Madrid 1570-80, MAAB. For detail see MAAB.
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dog collar, velvet and gilt brass, 17th c. Saxony, IHZS for Johann Herzog zu Sachsen, PMA 1977-167-1053
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palla, silk/gold, late 17th c., WienMus
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Abbess Julie de Jésus, wax and cloth, 18th c. Carmelite abbey of Saint-Denis, MAHSD. For detail see MAHSD.
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Altneuschul, Prague, prayer hall: banner design from 1716. This work has its own pages.
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Christ child with closing eyes, wax and cloth, 1773 gift to Louise de France from her sister Victoire, MAHSD. For another view see MAHSD.
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Leo Childs 1994 design, embroidered by Cathedral Broderers, frontal and retable panels, eastern transept, Durham Cathedral, which has its own pages with details
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