Robe

early 20th century

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Title: Robe
Date: early 20th century
Geography: Made in India, Srinagar, Kashmir
Medium: Velvet, metal wrapped thread; embroidered
Dimensions: [no dimensions available]
Classification: Main dress
Credit Line: Gift of Sara Little, 1967
Object Number: C.I.67.55a, b
Curatorial Department: Islamic Art

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