Lay aristocrat's robe (Chuba)

The image shows a short, orange robe with a floral pattern. The robe is displayed against a light blue background. It has short sleeves and a V-shaped collar. The robe is orange with a floral pattern in shades of brown, black, and white. The bottom of the robe has a decorative border with swirling patterns and tassels. The robe appears to be made of silk or another smooth fabric. It is displayed on a light blue background, possibly a wall or display board. The robe is centered in the image, with a gray border around it.

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Date:: 18th century
Medium:: Silk, gold
Culture:: Tibet
Dimensions:: 416 × 625 px
Museum record:: View original

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Lay aristocrat's robe (Chuba)

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