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Saddle cover

İsim	Saddle cover
Yazar	Unknown Unknown (designed and made by)
Basım Tarihi:	1830
Basım Yeri	Iran (made) -
Konu	Equestrian Equipment Transport
Tür	Diğer
Dil	Belirlenmemiş dil
Dijital	Evet
Yazma	Hayır
Fiziksel Boyutlar	Maximum length: 79cm, Maximum width: 114cm
Kütüphane:	Victoria and Albert Museum
Demirbaş Numarası	T.5-1949
Kayıt Numarası	T.5-1949
Lokasyon	Middle East Section
Tarih	1830
Notlar	A saddle cloth, felted wool, possibly Rasht, Iran, 19th century
Malzemeler ve teknikler	cotton yarn, silk thread, metal thread, weaving, printing, embroidering, sewing.
Fiziksel açıklama	Saddle cover of felted wool embroidered with silk in tambour or chain stitch, padded, interlined with plain weave cotton, trimmed with woven silk and metal thread braid and backed with roller printed plain weave cotton. A slightly rounded rectangle with a curved panel added along the bottom. The main panel is red felted wool with a decorative border of large rosettes, buds, stems and leaves in white, yellow, dark blue, light blue and grey with small white roundels scattered over the red field between yellow edging rows. This border is broken at the sides by an ornamental arch form in green and white under which is depicted a forward-facing lion, sword and sun motif and at the top by a plant form from which long curving fronds in yellow and white meeting 2 others in green and white, all terminating in a lobed leaf form in green and white. A floral spray either side completes this surface area. All in tambour/chain stitch. This section is bound with pink silk satin edged with black silk and silver-gilt thread. The curved lower panel has four decorative bands of similar decoration rather carelessly stitched together: [a] joined to [c] at both sides is a narrow band of dark blue felted wool decorated with a broken yellow stem meander bearing leaves in alternately [faded] pink and green leaves and spiral blossoms in orange of [faded] pink with yellow centres; again small white roundels are scattered on the ground. [b] a wide band of white felted wool densely packed with large rosette heads in red, yellow and [faded] brown-pink or red, green and faded brown-pink, with simple leaf-stem forms in dark green bearing berries and buds in various colours placed between, above and below. [d] repetition of the rounded rectangle's border. At the top of the cover there is the introduction of a bright turquoise silk, and a white band edging on both ends in less dense tambour/chain. It marks the seaming of a central piece, so perhaps the original was worn and replaced. Braid: 2 cm wide braid around the outer edge of the curved panel. Woven silk and metal thread: red warp with fine yellow silk binding warp and a weft pattern of green botehs and leaves on a metal thread weft ground. This braid has been applied over a bias-cut strip of green silk. Metal Thread: silver-gilt or copper strip close Z-wound on a cream silk core. Backing: roller printed cotton with a red ground with a white pattern and composite stripes of lines and chevrons. Interlining: visible at the top: yellow plain weave cotton over some form of padding.

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Saddle cover

Yazar Unknown Unknown (designed and made by)

Basım Tarihi 1830

Basım Yeri Iran (made) -

Konu Equestrian Equipment Transport

Tür Diğer

Dil Belirlenmemiş dil

Dijital Evet

Yazma Hayır

Fiziksel Boyutlar Maximum length: 79cm, Maximum width: 114cm

Kütüphane Victoria and Albert Museum

Demirbaş Numarası T.5-1949

Kayıt Numarası T.5-1949

Lokasyon Middle East Section

Tarih 1830

Notlar A saddle cloth, felted wool, possibly Rasht, Iran, 19th century

Malzemeler ve teknikler cotton yarn, silk thread, metal thread, weaving, printing, embroidering, sewing.

Fiziksel açıklama Saddle cover of felted wool embroidered with silk in tambour or chain stitch, padded, interlined with plain weave cotton, trimmed with woven silk and metal thread braid and backed with roller printed plain weave cotton. A slightly rounded rectangle with a curved panel added along the bottom. The main panel is red felted wool with a decorative border of large rosettes, buds, stems and leaves in white, yellow, dark blue, light blue and grey with small white roundels scattered over the red field between yellow edging rows. This border is broken at the sides by an ornamental arch form in green and white under which is depicted a forward-facing lion, sword and sun motif and at the top by a plant form from which long curving fronds in yellow and white meeting 2 others in green and white, all terminating in a lobed leaf form in green and white. A floral spray either side completes this surface area. All in tambour/chain stitch. This section is bound with pink silk satin edged with black silk and silver-gilt thread. The curved lower panel has four decorative bands of similar decoration rather carelessly stitched together: [a] joined to [c] at both sides is a narrow band of dark blue felted wool decorated with a broken yellow stem meander bearing leaves in alternately [faded] pink and green leaves and spiral blossoms in orange of [faded] pink with yellow centres; again small white roundels are scattered on the ground. [b] a wide band of white felted wool densely packed with large rosette heads in red, yellow and [faded] brown-pink or red, green and faded brown-pink, with simple leaf-stem forms in dark green bearing berries and buds in various colours placed between, above and below. [d] repetition of the rounded rectangle's border. At the top of the cover there is the introduction of a bright turquoise silk, and a white band edging on both ends in less dense tambour/chain. It marks the seaming of a central piece, so perhaps the original was worn and replaced. Braid: 2 cm wide braid around the outer edge of the curved panel. Woven silk and metal thread: red warp with fine yellow silk binding warp and a weft pattern of green botehs and leaves on a metal thread weft ground. This braid has been applied over a bias-cut strip of green silk. Metal Thread: silver-gilt or copper strip close Z-wound on a cream silk core. Backing: roller printed cotton with a red ground with a white pattern and composite stripes of lines and chevrons. Interlining: visible at the top: yellow plain weave cotton over some form of padding.