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sari (patola)

early 1900s

Indian

2012.111

Not currently on view

silk

Artwork Details

Nationality
Creation Date
early 1900s
Materials
silk
Object Types
textiles
Dimensions

170 x 45-3/4 in.

Accession Number
2012.111
Credit Line

Gift of Guido Goldman

Copyright
No Known Rights Holder
Collection

Textile and Fashion Arts

Color Palette

Dr. Guido Goldman, New York, through (Gail Martin Gallery, New York); given to the Indianapolis Museum of Art in 2012.


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