Tunic (Küshung) c. 20th century

silk, textile, wool, cotton

natural stone pattern

dereliction degradation

silk

worn

disrepair

detailed texture

textile

wool

grainy texture

derelict

brick

carved into stone

cotton

beaded

This 20th-century "Tunic (Küshung)" is an example of traditional Tibetan textile art. This richly decorated tunic is made of woven wool and features intricate geometric patterns in red, blue, and black. The garment is ornately embroidered and trimmed with a fringe along the bottom, creating a visually stunning piece. It is housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, showcasing the artistic heritage of the Tibetan people.