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Sarrasa: a group of nine Indian textiles made for export to Indonesia (© V&A Picture Library)
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© V&A Picture Library

Sarrasa: a group of nine Indian textiles made for export to Indonesia (© V&A Picture Library)

Sarrasa: a group of nine Indian textiles made for export to Indonesia

Artist: Various

Location: Victoria and Albert Museum

Date: 1600 - 1900

Materials: cotton

Grant:

Amount Paid: £13,735 (Total: £54,942)

Vendor: Textile Arts Inc, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Review number: 3942 (1993)

Provenance:
Textile Arts Inc. Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Description:
These nine Indian trade textiles represent the luxury end of the vast textile trade that flourished between India and Indonesia from medieval times onwards. Their designs can be linked to Indian manuscript painting of the 15th century.

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