Border for head covering c. mid 20th century

This embroidered textile, created by the Kanbi people in the mid-20th century, is a "border for head covering" and features a colorful and intricate design with geometric patterns and small mirrors. The vibrant colors and detailed embroidery reflect the artistic traditions of the Kanbi community, who are known for their textiles and crafts. The piece is a testament to the artistry and skill of these craftspeople, demonstrating their ability to create visually stunning and culturally significant objects. This textile is a valuable example of traditional Indian embroidery, highlighting the rich heritage of craftsmanship and artistry in the region.