Perisan Long Vest
This brocade vest was a part of a woman’s outfit in 19th century Iran. It would have been worn over a loose-fitting shirt and either a skirt or pants. A jacket would be worn on top.
The coat is made of brocade with an overall boteh pattern on a pale mustard yellow ground. The front and arm openings are edged with gold ribbon and black silk fringe. Along every border is couched gold embroidery.
This brocade is a richly decorative shuttle-woven fabric with richly colored silk threads.
Circa: 19th century
Origin: Persia
Material: Silk and Metallic Thread
Condition: Excellent
Dimensions: 52" tall, 12" shoulder to shoulder
Inventory number: WR4046
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