Sfortunatament, il-midja tal-oġġett kif ipprovdata lil Europeana ma tistax tiġi murija bħalissa. Jekk jogħġbok, ipprova tniżżel il-midja jew ara l-oġġett fuq is-sit tal-istituzzjoni fornitriċi li pprovdat.

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Belt from red cotton, decorated with beadwork

Red cotton belt, decorated with beadwork in the shape of dancing aprons

Cotton was unknown on New Guinea for a long time. Imported red cotton was experienced along the coasts and on the islands of the Geelvink Bay as a material of great strength (D. van Duuren).‖ The cotton cloth is machine woven, the rest is handwork.

Dan l-oġġett huwa pprovdut u miżmum minn National Museum of World Cultures Foundation
Ara fuq il-websajt tal-istituzzjoni fornitriċi (tiftaħ fit-tieqa l-ġdida)

Tip ta' oġġett

Data

  • voor 1986

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