Shawl c. late 19th century

"Shawl" is a late 19th-century textile artwork by Clabburn, Sons and Crisp, showcasing a vibrant and intricate paisley pattern. The textile is a large shawl, likely worn as a fashionable garment in the late 19th century. The elaborate design, characterized by its intricate floral motifs and flowing curves, is typical of the paisley style, which originated in India and gained popularity in Europe during the 18th and 19th centuries. The shawl is currently housed at The Art Institute of Chicago.