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Man's riding jacket patterned after the chinese makua, made of native +
Man's riding jacket patterned after the chinese makua, made of native +
Object Number 37-131-60/3004
Display Title Man's riding jacket patterned after the chinese makua, made of native +
Descriptions
Object Description Man's riding jacket patterned after the Chinese makua, made of native Tibetan cloth with red cotton facings. The crosses made by tie-and-dye process
Inventory Description Coat, wool, blue cross on white square pattern, red background, faded, torn
Classification
  • Coat
Department Ethnographic
Culture
  • Tibetan
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Asia / Tibet
Additional Geographic Terms Chamdo; Tibet, eastern border of; Szechuan Province, adjoining
Materials Wool, Cotton, Thread, Dye
Dimensions Overall: 73.2 x 188 cm (28 13/16 x 74 in.)
Quantity 1
Label on object 37-131-60/3004

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