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Banyan or men's dressing gown made of Indian calico, India, probably for the Dutch market, mid-18th century, fine painted cotton canvas, dyed using the resist and etching techniques with a six-color resist pattern featuring sinuous vines of flowers and pomegranates alternating with bouquets, vases, and ewers adorned with flowers. Lined at the sides with cream taffeta, back in cotton canvas; the colors are vibrant; preserved in its original finish (a few moisture stains).
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