Arkilla kerka wedding hanging
Arkilla kerka wedding hanging
Arkilla kerka wedding hanging
Arkilla kerka wedding hanging
Arkilla kerka wedding hanging
Arkilla kerka wedding hanging
Arkilla kerka wedding hanging
Arkilla kerka wedding hanging
Arkilla kerka wedding hanging
Arkilla kerka wedding hanging

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Arkilla kerka wedding hanging,

mid-20th century

Artist unrecorded
Fulani (Fulbe)
2024-5

Information

Title
Arkilla kerka wedding hanging
Dates

mid-20th century

Maker
Artist unrecorded
Medium
Wool, hand spun cotton, and natural dyes
Dimensions
475 × 156.2 cm (187 × 61 1/2 in.)
Credit Line
Museum purchase, Mary Trumbull Adams Art Fund
Object Number
2024-5
Place Made

Africa, Mali

Type
textiles

[Textiles dealer, Bamako, Mali, by 1991]; purchased by private Collection, Basel, Switzerland, 1991; [Adire African Textiles, London, UK, acting as agent for private collection, Basel, Switzerland, 2023]; purchased by the Princeton University Art Museum, Princeton, NJ, 2023.

Arkilla kerka

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