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Kalamkari shawl, India for Persia, 19th century, cream-colored cotton fabric printed, painted, and dyed using the resist technique in red, decorated with a scattering of flowering branches on a field of four hearts surmounted by a flowering cypress in the spandrels. A gallery of Kashmiri palmette motifs; borders featuring a single row of large, flowered palm fronds with carnations, framed by peacocks against a background of red twigs. Workshop signature, (a few small stains), 273 x 127 cm.
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