Woman' skirt c. 20th century
djotenetarawale
minneapolisinstituteofart
textile, cotton
natural stone pattern
naturalistic pattern
textile
abstract pattern
repetitive shape and pattern
organic pattern
repetition of pattern
pattern repetition
cotton
textile design
imprinted textile
layered pattern
"Woman's Skirt" is a textile artwork created by Djotene Tarawale in the 20th century, currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The skirt is a captivating example of traditional African textile design, showcasing a complex geometric pattern of interlocking triangles, squares, and dots. This intricate design is meticulously woven into a single, continuous field, demonstrating the artist's technical skill and aesthetic vision. This type of intricate textile was often used for ceremonial purposes and was a testament to the skill of the weavers. The piece's dimensions of 53 x 36 1/2in. (134.6 x 92.7cm) provide a sense of the scale and impact of this stunningly crafted piece.
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