Head shawl c. 1920

This head shawl, created around 1920 by an anonymous artist, is an example of traditional textile art. The shawl is composed of two distinct panels of silk fabric, one in a vibrant yellow and the other in a rich reddish-pink with horizontal stripes, showcasing the artist's skill in weaving and color combination. The shawl's dimensions (66 x 26 1/2 inches) suggest it was likely intended for ceremonial or decorative use. The piece is currently housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, offering visitors a glimpse into the artistry and craftsmanship of an earlier era.