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Fragment einer "Polenschärpe" (Kontusz)

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Title

Fragment einer "Polenschärpe" (Kontusz)

Collection

textiles and carpets collection

Production

execution: anonymous, Iran (Persia), 17th to 18th century

Period | Style | School

Safavid dynasty (1501-1736)

Material | Technique

Measurements

height: 174.5 cm
width: 34 cm

Inventory number

T 3588

Acquisition

purchase , 1882

Department

Textiles and Carpets Collection

Exhibition

Neupräsentation: MAK Schausammlung TEXTILIEN UND TEPPICHE

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on display

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25.04.2026

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