Fragment met patroon van Franse lelies in ruiten 1100 - 1900

This fragment of woven silk fabric, dating from between 1100 and 1900, features a repeating pattern of French lilies within a diamond-shaped framework. The fabric is likely an example of medieval or Renaissance textile design, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship of the period. The use of the French lily, a symbol of the royal family of France, suggests the fabric might have been intended for use in clothing or furnishings for the nobility or clergy. The fragmented nature of the piece offers a glimpse into the evolution and use of textiles throughout history.