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Patola, early 19th century (detail): Western India, Gujarat, Patan
Textile; Ceremonial/Ritual Furnishing, Resist-dyed silk warp and weft (double ikat) plain weave, metallic-wrapped supplementary weft., 43 x 197 1/2 in. (109.22 x 501.65 cm) including fri)
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