Attush robe with light-blue stripes c. late 19th century

This "Attush robe with light-blue stripes," dated to the late 19th century, exemplifies the intricate textile artistry of the Attush region. It's a striking example of a traditional robe, featuring a geometric pattern woven with light blue stripes on a beige background. The robe's design, meticulously crafted by anonymous artisans, showcases the rich cultural heritage of Attush and the enduring legacy of its textile traditions. The robe, now housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, serves as a valuable reminder of the artistic ingenuity and craftsmanship that characterize the region's cultural identity.