Hat c. 1950

This vibrant, hand-stitched cap, created by an unknown Hazara artist, showcases the intricate embroidery skills of the region. Dating back to around 1950, the cap is adorned with floral motifs in a rich palette of colors, including pink, orange, green, and yellow. It is a beautiful example of traditional Hazara artistry, and it is on display at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The cap, made of fabric and thread, is approximately 3 3/4 x 8 7/8 x 8 7/8 inches. This cap is a testament to the enduring cultural legacy of Hazara artisans.