Skirt c. 20th century

This Dayak "Skirt" from the 20th century, housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, is a striking example of traditional textile artistry. The piece is composed of a woven fabric with intricate geometric patterns in shades of red, brown, and gold. The design features a repeating motif of interlocking hexagonal and star shapes, demonstrating the skill and precision of the Dayak weavers. The vibrant colors and complex design are not only aesthetically pleasing but also symbolize the rich cultural heritage of the Dayak people. This "Skirt" provides a glimpse into the artistry and cultural significance of Dayak textiles, showcasing their unique and intricate designs.