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Unknown Maker, Vietnamese

Woman's dress

Description

Maker

Culture

Vietnamese, Ta Oi

Title

Woman's dress

Year

mid 1900s

Medium

Materials/Techniques

Techniques

Materials

cotton, glass beads

Geography

Place Made: A Luoi (district); Place Made: Thua Thien-Hue (province); Place Made: Vietnam

Dimensions

Length: 172.7 cm (68 inches)

Credit / Object Number

Credit

Mary B. Jackson Fund

Object Number

2001.3.15

Type

Textiles

Exhibition History

In the Spirit of Miss Lucy

Recent Acquisitions in Asian Textiles

Jun 11, 2004 – Oct 31, 2004

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Thousands of tiny white glass seed beads have been painstakingly woven into this cloth from the Ta Oi people in Vietnam's central highland region. Even after decades of war and western influences, garments such as these are still worn by Ta Oi women on ceremonial occasions, and the textiles remain highly valued within the community.

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Unknown Maker, Vietnamese

Woman's dress, mid 1900s

Cotton, glass beads; plain weave with beadwork

Length: 172.7 cm (68 inches)

Mary B. Jackson Fund 2001.3.15

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