Laharia Sari late 19th-early 20th century
anonymous
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natural stone pattern
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geometric pattern
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abstract pattern
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repetitive shape and pattern
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minimal pattern
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organic pattern
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repetition of pattern
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vertical pattern
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pattern repetition
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cotton
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layered pattern
The "Laharia Sari" is an anonymous artwork from the late 19th to early 20th centuries, currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. This long, rectangular textile, likely used as a traditional garment, features a striking pattern of red, brown, and white stripes, creating a visually dynamic and intricate design. The stripes are accented by subtle chevron patterns, adding depth and texture to the piece. The "Laharia" pattern is characteristic of Indian textiles and reflects the rich cultural heritage of this region.
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