Fragment of a tunic with two clavi, Natural-colored linen fragment of a tunic with two sewn-on clavi. The clavi are divided into sections. On the left clavus we see a saint with a nimbus with a robe in light blue, dark blue, light green, dark green, yellow, orange and red on a red ground. Above on a dark green ground a naked dancing woman with arms in the air and a cloth in her hands, surrounded by fish in red, orange, pink, light blue and yellow. Above it a fragment of a figure in a robe in blue, purple and orange on red ground. The right clavus shows a saint with nimbus in a long robe in light blue, yellow and purple in the lower section. In addition there is a dancing naked woman with a cloth in her hands in yellow, orange and blue. The box above is similar to that of the left clavus, but more fragmented. Only fragments of the third box at the top remain. Both clavi have red edges with a fine fish motif. The basic fabric has thicker woven wefts that form stripes at regular distances. Across the fabric, at distances of approximately three centimeters, the remains of an embroidered line pattern in red wool can be seen., anonymous, Egypte, 500 - 799, ketting en inslag, inslag + borduurwerk, embroidering, h 76.5 cm × w 48.5 cm

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