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Woman's skirt (lau pahudu), 19th century (homespun cotton)
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Woman's skirt (lau pahudu), 19th century (homespun cotton)
1069074 Woman's skirt (lau pahudu), 19th century (homespun cotton) by Indonesian; 154.9403x67.31x cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas, USA; (add.info.: From the Sumba islands, Indonesia
Textiles play a crucial cosmological role within the Sumbanese community, not only denoting status and rank but also reinforcing the spiritual armature of an individual during life and death.); the Steven G. Alpert Collection of Indonesian Textiles, gift of The Eugene McDermott Foundation
Media ID 33090458
© the Steven G. Alpert Collection of Indonesian Textiles, gift of The Eugene McDermott Foundation / Bridgeman Images
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This print showcases a 19th-century woman's skirt, known as "lau pahudu" made from homespun cotton. Originating from the Sumba islands in Indonesia, this textile holds immense cultural significance within the Sumbanese community. It goes beyond being a mere garment and serves as a symbol of status, rank, and spirituality. The intricate patterns and vibrant colors of the skirt reflect the rich artistic traditions of Indonesian textiles. The fabric's design not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also reinforces an individual's spiritual connection during both life and death. Textiles like these play a crucial cosmological role in Sumbanese culture. Displayed at the Dallas Museum of Art in Texas, USA, this particular piece is part of the Steven G. Alpert Collection of Indonesian Textiles, generously gifted by The Eugene McDermott Foundation. In this photograph taken by Bridgeman Images for Fine Art Finder, we can appreciate every detail of this remarkable artifact without any distractions or people present. The image allows us to focus solely on the beauty and craftsmanship displayed in this historical textile. Through its vivid portrayal, this print invites viewers to delve into the world of Indonesian culture and explore how textiles can hold profound meaning within different communities around the globe.
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