Production
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1911 - 1913
Photographer: Axel Killian | Rights management: Städtische Museen Freiburg
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Beaded apron for little girls
Trapezoid-shaped beaded aprons were made by women from different indigenous groups living in the border regions between Brazil and the Guyanas and were worn both as everyday and festive attire. This protective clothing, which displays a geometric pattern comprising violet and red-coloured pearls against a white background, originated in Wapishana. Judging by its size, it was made to be worn by a small girl.
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Cataloguing data
- Cultural attribution
- Makushi
- Object type
- Schurz
- Dimensions
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Width: 65.0 mm
Height: 210.0 mm - Material/Technique
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Cotton, Glass beads
- Current location
- Museum Natur und Mensch
- Inventory number
- III/1096
Provenance and sources
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Production
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10.10.1914
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Change of physical control or legal title
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where
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Guyana (location/origin)
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Assignment to a curated holding:
America
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- CC0 1.0 DEED
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Weaving frame with unfinished beaded aprons for little girls
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