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Embroiderers' Guild of WA > Records

GENERAL EMBROIDERY, SCARF

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c. 1890 - 1899

Overview

A delicate cashmere shawl with an intricate paisley design embroidered in fine woollen yarn at each end.
Cream cashmere, with band of embroidery, 205 mm wide, at each end in colours navy blue, sky blue, orange, pink.
Narrow self fabric fringe on end, well worn.
Embroidery threads are breaking. Several moth eaten holes.
Paisley design originated in India and spread to Europe. See notes.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-78-2002.34

Width

405 mm

Height or length

1670 mm

Year

Embroiderers' Guild of WA

Embroiderers' Guild of WA

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