Accession No
2010.363
Description
Dark red sash with tassels; rectangular length of woven fibre held together in the centre by a stiffened cylindrical bead of the same fibre; ends gathered with long fringes of twisted fibre. Thought to be the sash of the 16th Punjab Regiment; probably used with leather sabretache 2010.362.
Place
Asia; South Asia; India
Period
Source
Mullaly, Joan (Mrs) [donor]; ?Mullaly, John Clive Doveton [collector]; ?Mullaly, Alexander (Lt. Col.) [collector]
Department
Anth
Reference Numbers
2010.363
Cultural Affliation
Material
Cloth; ?Silk; ?Synthetic
Local Term
Measurements
150mm x 35mm x 865mm
Events
Context (Acquisition Details)
Object found in archive, 2010. Bequeathed by Joan Mullaly in 1981.
Event Date 1981
Author: maa
Description (Physical description)
Maroon red knotted sash consisting of a deep loop gathered in a knotted cuff, remaining sash falling as 2 long extensions finished by long tassels.
Event Date 2010
Author: maa
Description (Physical description)
Red textile sash with a band/node fixing it in the centre and long tassles at either end. Thought to be the sash of the 16th Punjab Regiment.
Event Date 2010
Author: maa
Conservation (Repack)
CON.2015.143 | Repack
Event Date 21/1/2015
Author: cao37
Description (Physical description)
Sabretache. Dark red sash with tassels; rectangular length of woven fibre held together in the centre by a stiffened cylindrical bead of the same fibre; ends gathered with long fringes of twisted fibre. Thought to be the sash of the 16th Punjab Regiment; probably used with leather satchel 2010.362.
Event Date 19/12/2023
Author: Katrina Dring
Research Visit (Anthropology)
RES.2017.2321 | Visit to discuss so far fairly rough exhibition ideas and potential loan for a Himalayan fashion exhibition for March 2018, for the Fashion Galleries at Lotherton Hall, one of the 9 Leeds Museums and Galleries sites
A particular interest in contemporary 21st century pieces to contrast with those we already have.
Event Date 19/12/2023
Author: Katrina Dring
FM:264707
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