Woman's tunic c. 20th century

This woman's tunic, likely from the 20th century, is an example of Lisu textile art. It's made of a deep purple fabric with contrasting panels of vibrant pink and red. The tunic features a unique design with a single, large pink panel on the front, reminiscent of a traditional shawl, and a decorative red and white trim around the neck. The garment is currently part of the Minneapolis Institute of Art collection and demonstrates the ingenuity and aesthetic sensibility of the Lisu people in their clothing designs.