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The repeating buti (small floral discs or circles) on this jacket are typical of those seen on splendid Mughal-period textiles in the Museum’s collection. Royal support for court painters, architects, weavers, and goldsmiths led to the development of a distinctive and unified Mughal style, which was characterized in the decorative arts by a wealth of floral motifs, rich colors, and fine workmanship.Available in small, medium, and large. Mandarin collar, button closure, boxy silhouette, hits at hip, 3''L side slits, long sleeves. Cotton. Quilted contrast-pattern lining. Imported. Hand wash.
Size Chart:
Small (4–6)
Medium (8–10)
Large (12–14)
- Available in small, medium, and large
- Mandarin collar
- Button closure
- 3''L side slits
- Quilted contrast-pattern lining
- Long sleeves
- Boxy silhouette, hits at hip
- Hand wash
- Imported
Art History
The Mughal empire in India (1526–1858) flourished under a long line of dynamic and highly cultured rulers. Some of the greatest achievements of Indian art and architecture were produced during this period. Because Mughal rulers required a large quantity of textiles and carpets to decorate their palaces, tents and gardens, they developed extensive court workshops to produce them.Description
The repeating buti (small floral discs or circles) on this jacket are typical of those seen on splendid Mughal-period textiles in the Museum’s collection. Royal support for court painters, architects, weavers, and goldsmiths led to the development of a distinctive and unified Mughal style, which was characterized in the decorative arts by a wealth of floral motifs, rich colors, and fine workmanship.Available in small, medium, and large. Mandarin collar, button closure, boxy silhouette, hits at hip, 3''L side slits, long sleeves. Cotton. Quilted contrast-pattern lining. Imported. Hand wash.
Size Chart:
Small (4–6)
Medium (8–10)
Large (12–14)
- Available in small, medium, and large
- Mandarin collar
- Button closure
- 3''L side slits
- Quilted contrast-pattern lining
- Long sleeves
- Boxy silhouette, hits at hip
- Hand wash
- Imported
Art History
The Mughal empire in India (1526–1858) flourished under a long line of dynamic and highly cultured rulers. Some of the greatest achievements of Indian art and architecture were produced during this period. Because Mughal rulers required a large quantity of textiles and carpets to decorate their palaces, tents and gardens, they developed extensive court workshops to produce them.You May Also Like
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