Frivolitétas in plat rechthoekig model, van karmijnrose satijn met ingeweven strepen van wit zijde en zilver draad, voorzien van een gebloemde katoenen voering c. 1780 - 1790

This 18th-century silk textile, produced by the Heshuyzen weaving workshop, is a rectangular, carmine-rose satin bag with a pattern of white silk and silver thread stripes. The bag’s interior is lined with printed cotton. The intricate weave and detailed design highlight the skilled craftsmanship and artistic sensibility of the period. This “Frivolitétas” bag exemplifies a decorative style characteristic of the late 18th century in the Netherlands, likely used as a fashionable accessory for personal items or needlework.