Ende 19. Jahrhundert | Fritz Willfort
This women‘s coat is made of semi-silk (warp: silk, weft: cotton), padded and lined. The lining is hand-printed blue print on cotton fabrics; a patchwork of 9 different fabrics, including parts of a printed wool shawl made of very fine woolen twill. The coat was acquired by the Austrian prisoner of war Fritz Willfort in Uzbekistan before 1920.
This women‘s coat is made of semi-silk (warp: silk, weft: cotton), padded and lined. The lining is hand-printed blue print on cotton fabrics; a patchwork of 9 different fabrics, including parts of a printed wool shawl made of very fine woolen twill. The coat was acquired by the Austrian prisoner of war Fritz Willfort in Uzbekistan before 1920.
Collector:
Fritz Willfort (1879 Wien - 1956 Wien)
Time:
Ende 19. Jahrhundert
Entry Date:
2003
Culture
Usbekistan
Material/technology:
Seide und Baumwolle, Ikat, kettdominierte Leinwandbindung / Kettrips; Futter: Baumwolle, Leinwandbindung und Köperbindung, bedruckt und Reservedruck mit Indigo
Dimensions:
B 148 cm × H. 122 cm
Copyright
Weltmuseum Wien
Collection area
North Africa, Middle East, Central Asia and Siberia
Geography
Zentralasien/West-Turkestan/Usbekistan
Invs.
180542
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