Punjabi Hand-Woven Kashmir Shawl Weave.
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Punjabi Hand-Woven Kashmir Shawl Weave.
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India
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India
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19th Century
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Decorative Objects, Furnishing, and Visual Works
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Indian
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Hand-Weaving
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Northern India, Punjab District. The Kashmir shawl was usually made of small pieces of exquisetly woven fragments joined by sewing to form the design. Long shawls with plain fields, were woven in one piece, as were also the shawls with embroided patterns. While these shawls to-day have no commercial value, in the middle of the 19th century a fine shawl cost from $500 to $3,000.
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College of Architecture, Texas Tech University 854.NI319 9.KSW No.16
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#16.
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Texas Tech University Libraries
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“Punjabi Hand-Woven Kashmir Shawl Weave.”, Arch Design Images, accessed November 18, 2024, https://exhibits.lib.ttu.edu/s/archlib/item/40740