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The Wuppertal textiles from what is now Indonesia came from Eduard von der Heydt, who gave them to the Städtisches Museum Wuppertal in 1937. The museum bought them from the art dealer Carel van Lier in Amsterdam. They were originally part of the curated collection of the German-Jewish banker Georg Tillmann, who lived in Amsterdam from 1932. Of the original 80 textiles, 68 have survived to this day, including fabrics from the islands of Java, Sumatra, Timor, Borneo and Bali in ikat, songket or batik techniques. Most of the pieces were created in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when what is now Indonesia was under Dutch colonial rule.
Former object number I 17.
Shoulder or waist scarf worn by aristocratic men. May also have served as a gift to noble men for special services. Also a gift from the bride's side to a bridegroom or a burial gift.
Plain weave, warp-faced cotton fabric patterned with polychrome warp. The cloth consists of two woven panels that are joined by hand in the centre with a decorative seam. The fabric ends on both narrow sides are formed by red, white and black striped kabaki woven borders running across both halves of the fabric. In this weaving technique, additional warp threads are laid across the warp fringes, which now act as weft threads for the woven border. The protruding part of the warp fringes is twisted.
presumably after 1932-presumably June 1935: Georg Tillmann (1882-1941), Amsterdam | [...]-presumably June 1935: Kunstzaal Van Lier by Carel van Lier, Amsterdam. June 1935: Kunstzaal Van Lier by Carel van Lier, Amsterdam; on commission from the aforementioned | June 1935-1964: Eduard Freiherr von der Heydt (1882-1964), Ascona [on loan to the Städtisches Museum Wuppertal, since spring 1937] | 1964-today: Von der Heydt-Museum Wuppertal; donation by Eduard Freiherr von der Heydt, Ascona (as at: 03.04.2025)
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Shawl, Sawu
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Sarong, Palembang or Java
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Shoulder or headscarf, Minangkabau
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Shawl, Sumatra, Toba-Batak
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Selimut (shawl for men), Central Timor
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Sarong, Java, possibly Indramayu
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Sarong, Tanimbar Archipelago
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Shawl, Savu
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Shawl, Central Timor
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