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Fragment of textile with horses, Silk textile, Sasanian
Art

Fragment of textile with horses

ca. 5th–7th century CE
Silk textile
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editorial

Textile as Portable Garden

November 17, 2015

By Sylvia Wu

Intern Sylvia Wu investigates the history and original use of a textile fragment from the Department of Islamic Art's collection.
Textile Fragment with Horses, Wool, cotton; taqueté
Art

Textile Fragment with Horses

7th–9th century

Wool, cotton; taqueté

Image for From the Ground Up: Conservation Treatment of an Indian Textile
Assistant Conservator Julia Carlson outlines the extensive conservation treatment recently applied to a set of Indian textile fragments now on view in gallery 464.
Image for Made in India, Found in Egypt: Red Sea Textile Trade in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries
Throughout the centuries the Indian Ocean has served as a transregional network facilitating the circulation of Indian textiles to locations as far away as Southeast Asia, Central and East Asia, and East Africa.
Fragment of Textile with a Forested Landscape, Cotton, plain weave; printed or painted, mordant and resist dyed
Cotton, plain weave; printed or painted, mordant and resist dyed
Textile Fragment with Inscription, Linen, silk; plain weave, tapestry weave
Linen, silk; plain weave, tapestry weave
Textile Fragment with Inscription, Linen, silk; plain weave, tapestry weave
Linen, silk; plain weave, tapestry weave
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Essay

Spiritual Power in the Arts of the Toba Batak

July 1, 2023

By Maggie Wander

The rich sculptural, architectural, and textile traditions of the Toba Batak in northern Sumatra have served, for generations, as potent tools for harnessing spiritual power that was central to religious and social life before Christianity was introduced in the nineteenth century.