apron

General view of object no. 13.8.48/13.
General view of object no. 13.8.48/13.

Beaded apron. Blue and white beads are woven into a decorative pattern and form the main body of the apron. A cotton tassel fringe decorates the lower part of the apron. Strings of dark red glass beads form a belt that is attached to the apron. The apron has four cotton ties.

object
MUSEUM NUMBER
13.8.48/13
PLACE
COLLECTION
MEASUREMENTS
overall: 350 mm x 220 mm
MATERIAL/TECHNIQUE
cotton; beads; glass
CATEGORY
Anthropology: Ethnography
LOCATION
On display: Horniman Museum > World Gallery > Americas > Amazonia WaiWai
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