Man's shoulder sash c. mid 20th century

This “Man's shoulder sash” is a woven textile from the mid-20th century, created by a Kabui Naga artist, and currently on display at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The sash features a long, rectangular shape with a black base, and a colorful geometric pattern throughout. The black body is lined with red, cream, and blue stripes, while the ends feature decorative fringes in red, yellow, and green. The intricate weaving of the sash reflects the skill and tradition of the Kabui Naga people.