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Tassels
Nasca
Wool; (strap), tubular plain weave, patterned in five-color, three-span floats, warp substitution; oblique twill interlacing with paired elements; "cross-knit" looping; plain oblique interlacing with four elements; strips of tubular plain weave double cloth and five-color complementary warp weave with warp substitution; strips of plain weave double cloth and five-color complementary warp weave; oblique twill interlacing with three elements · 500
Art Institute of Chicago
Tassel
Nasca
Wool (camelid), plain weave with complementary patterning warp double cloth; five sections joined; cross-knit looping over folded unworked warps; integrated oblique interlacing border; attached tubular plain weave with supplementary warp-float patterning strap · 500
Art Institute of Chicago
Tassel
Nasca
Wool (camelid), top: cross-knit looping; band: oblique twill interlacing; bottom: double cloth of double oblique twining · 500
Art Institute of Chicago
Tassel
Nasca
Wool; tubular plain weave, patterned in five-color, three-span floats, warp substitution; oblique twill interlacing with paired elements; "cross-knit" looping; plain oblique interlacing with four elements; strips of tubular plain weave double cloth and five-color complementary warp weave with warp substitution strips of plain weave double cloth and five-color complementary warp weave; oblique twill interlacing with three elements · 500
Art Institute of Chicago
Tassel
Nasca
Wool (camelid), plain weave with complementary patterning warp double cloth; five sections joined; cross-knit looping over folded unworked warps; integrated oblique interlacing border; attached tubular plain weave with supplementary warp-float patterning strap · 500
Art Institute of Chicago
Mold-Made Female Figurine Wrapped in Cloth and Tied with String
Moche
Ceramic, cloth and string and pigment · 100
Art Institute of Chicago
Mold-Made Female Figurine Wrapped in Cloth and Tied with String
Moche
Ceramic, cloth and string and pigment · 100
Art Institute of Chicago
A Tourist Map to Japan: Major air Routes in Japan: Voyage(r)
Clarissa Sligh
cloth
Textile
Dutillieu & Cie, French
printed, dyed & painted textiles, textile — medium: silk technique: double-faced cloth with supplementary warp pile (velvet) cut on face, uncut on reverse, warp-printed
Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
Portiere
Gavin Morton
Wool double cloth; lining: cotton
Art Institute of Chicago
Untitled (Bébé Marie)
Joseph Cornell
Papered and painted wood box, with painted corrugated cardboard bottom, containing doll in cloth dress and straw hat with cloth flowers, dried flowers, and twigs, flecked with paint
Museum of Modern Art