Looped tie back c. 20th century

This looped tie back, created by Passementeries Bourdon in the 20th century, is a prime example of decorative textile art. The intricate looping design is crafted from a combination of gold and white cord, creating a visually engaging and textured piece. This tie back would have been used to hold drapery or curtains in place, highlighting the practical yet aesthetically pleasing aspects of decorative arts. Its presence in the Minneapolis Institute of Art underscores its historical and artistic significance.