Indian Brocade Panels
The Gujarat region is largely known as the main home of silk and Indian brocade weaving. Motifs, small in scale, of flowers, animals, and human figures are set in regular rows against a solid ground.
These two brocade fragments are sold separately and are attached to a light green backing. There are rows of gold in between rows containing green leaves. In these rows there are gold leaves with two red dots at the base of the leaf. These rows are outlined with two lines in red on both sides.
One fragment is a rectangle while the other is a trapazoid shape.
Circa: 19th Century
Origin: India
Material: Silk and metallic thread on cotton backing
Condition: Good
Dimensions: 24" x 15.25" , 22" x 14.75"
Inventory number: TX4701AB
These Indian Brocade Panels come from the Gujarat region. They are on a light green cotton backing and contain rows of gold and green embroidery.
SOLD
