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Date by 1976 Object number 2021-12-2 Restrictions & Rights Usage conditions apply Type Textile and Fiber Arts Medium Batik (textile, pigment) Dimensions H x W x D: 175.3 × 89.7 cm (69 × 35 5/16 in.) ...

Object Details Description Javanese man's batik headcloth, 1915. Original cataloging identifies it as a "Batik oedeng" in brown and indigo blue, with a motif "Micudo", with a price of 6 F. or $2.40.