Woman's Ceremonial Cloth (Tapis) c. 19th century
paminggir
theartinstituteofchicago
print, weaving, textile
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natural stone pattern
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weaving
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textile
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paper texture
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text
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chalky texture
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fabric design
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repetition of pattern
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costume
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pattern repetition
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watercolour bleed
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imprinted textile
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layered pattern
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watercolor
"Woman's Ceremonial Cloth (Tapis)" is a 19th-century textile artwork by Paminggir, now housed in The Art Institute of Chicago. This intricately woven cloth exemplifies the artistry of Indonesian textiles, featuring a rich brown background with decorative bands of white and orange woven patterns. The central portion showcases intricate geometric designs, while the outer edges are adorned with elaborate, stylized figures that likely hold symbolic significance within the wearer's culture. The tapestries, often used in ceremonial events, are a testament to the intricate craftsmanship and cultural heritage of the region.
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