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An Antique Islamic Ikat Mashru Silk Satin Robe

An Antique Islamic Ikat Mashru Silk Satin Robe
A long mantle made of mashru fabric, trimmed with braid and lined with gauze. Mashru is a satin weave fabric, a combination of cotton weft and silk warp, here with stripes in ikat technique. Produced in India or Syria for export to the Middle East. Condition: lining with few small holes and stains, partially missing braid and minor wear


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