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Sleevefragment with decorative band of elongated leaves, dots and small squares
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  • woven textile fragment, Sleevefragment with decorative band of elongated leaves, dots and small squares, Anonym, MAK Inv.nr. T 207-1
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  • Sleevefragment with decorative band of elongated leaves, dots and small squares (descriptive title)
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Measurements
  • height: 14.5 cm
  • width: 25.2 cm
Inventory number
  • T 207-1
Acquisition
  • purchase , 1883
Department
  • Textiles and Carpets Collection
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  • 25.04.2026

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