Textile fragment 14th-15th century

This 14th-15th century textile fragment, from the Minneapolis Institute of Art, depicts a repeating pattern of figures and geometric designs in shades of red and brown. The fabric, likely woven from cotton, showcases the intricate artistry of textile production during this period. The dense pattern, consisting of stylized figures and geometric motifs, speaks to the craftsmanship and aesthetic preferences of the time. This fragment provides a glimpse into the rich history of textiles and their role in the cultural and artistic landscape of the 14th-15th centuries.