Women's robe
Uigur
Kashgar
second half of the 19th century
Silk, brocade, cotton textile, braid
length 142.0; width in shoulders 76.0
РЭМ 16-25
The most common outerwear was a long robe with narrow, long sleeves tapering to the wrist, a low standing collar, and symmetrical hemlines. Women from wealthy families made them from Chinese silk, using Indian brocade to decorate the chest, hem, hems, and sleeve ends. Chinese Empire, Xinjiang, Kashgar Oasis
Costume, women's
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