Chasuble
21. Jahrhundert | Christian Schicklgruber
Jose Mukala, the Catholic Bishop of Nagaland, wore this chasuble at his consecration. It deliberately combines traditional textile art with symbols of Christianity. The Catholic Church often combines the traditional symbols of the Naga with those of Christianity in order to anchor the new faith in their way of life.
Jose Mukala, the Catholic Bishop of Nagaland, wore this chasuble at his consecration. It deliberately combines traditional textile art with symbols of Christianity. The Catholic Church often combines the traditional symbols of the Naga with those of Christianity in order to anchor the new faith in their way of life.
Collector:
Christian Schicklgruber DNB
Time:
21. Jahrhundert
Entry Date:
2007
Object Name
Kasel
Culture
Nagaland, Indien
Material/technology:
synthetische Fasern, kettdominierte Leinwandbindung / Kettrips mit Broschierung, Applikationsstickerei auf Samt
Copyright
Weltmuseum Wien
Collection area
South Asia, Southeast Asia, Himalayas
Invs.
186072
