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Rebozo, 1875-1890, V&A Museum no. T.21-1931

Techniques Plain weave cotton, with an ikat warp

Place Mexico (probably)

Dimensions Length 91 in Width 30 in

The resist-dyed pattern in some of the warp threads is known as jaspe and was a popular way of decorating fabric used for shawls and for skirts. Shawls such as this would have been woven commercially on a treadle loom (introduced by the Spaniards in the 16th century) and would have been sold by merchants in village markets.

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