Head Scarf (Amendil) c. late 19th century
idaounadifamazighberber
minneapolisinstituteofart
fibre-art, weaving, textile, wool
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hand-embroidered
"Head Scarf (Amendil)" is a late 19th century textile created by Ida ou Nadif Amazigh, a Berber artist. The scarf is a white cotton textile with a geometric pattern and a brown dye-resist print in the shape of a head scarf. It is currently on display at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The textile's rich detailing and intricate design showcase the craftsmanship of the Berber people, particularly their use of traditional dye techniques and embroidery. This piece exemplifies the cultural significance and beauty of Berber textiles as a form of art and expression.
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