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Image/ROM China poblana ensemble, 1932. Cotton, silk embroidered blouse and skirt are augmented by a straw, cotton, and silk hat and wool and leather shoes.
安省皇家博物馆将于5月9日开始举行墨西哥服装文化展(¡Viva México! Clothing & Culture)。
该展览将展出自18世纪至21世纪的约150件展品。这些展品展示了墨西哥在这300年间的原住民和殖民地历史。
该展览将持续到明年5月23日。
Image/ROM Sash Zapotec, Santo Tomás Jalieza, Oaxaca State, 2008-2014. Sash woven on the backstrap loom by Crispina Navarro Gómez (b. 1963) who mixes her own designs with time-honoured motifs of birds, animals and danzantes (dancers with feathered headdresses). Selected warp (vertical) threads are carried over and under groups of weft (horizontal) threads to create raised designs in the cloth. The fringe (warp) is finished as figures.
Image/ROM Sampler, Mexico 1800 -1899. Detail of a sampler embroidered in crossstitch showing two monkeys flank an urn of flowers
Image/ROM Ikat-patterned silk rebozo (woman’s rectangular shawl) with knotted fringe, Mexico 1825-1875. Fringed end section of a rebozo which was woven on a backstrap loom with tie-dyed silk threads.
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