Camel cinch c. 19th century

This "Camel Cinch" is a woven textile, dating from the 19th century, and part of the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The cinch is made of a long, narrow piece of fabric with a geometric pattern and woven tassels. The intricate weaving technique and tassel detailing suggest craftsmanship and cultural significance. This piece offers a glimpse into the textiles and accoutrements of the time, providing insight into the material culture of the 19th century.