DP111_32 - A close up of two pieces of ikat, Betun, Timor, Indonesia

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CreatorDorothy PelzerDescriptionThe two pieces of ikat are large cloths designed to be worn by men around the shoulders or waist. Both appear to be woven with commercial cotton and chemical dyes. The one on the right is uneven and has a traditional anthropomorphic motif. The one on the left has a traditional hookand lozenge motifDate Original7 August 1965CountryIndonesia

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SeriesISEAS0079 DP111_30, 32-33SEACC CollectionDorothy Pelzer

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SubjectBetun Timor Indonesia Ikat

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ProvenanceDorothy Pelzer

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Accession NumberDP111_32

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