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Tiger, Tiger! Vintage wool-embroidered soft and supple tiger 'pelt' made in Kashmir in the later part of the 1900’s. Mix of dyed and undyed fine wool embroidery backed by a layer of thin black felt. The wool purportedly comes from the highland region of Ladakh, an Indian region to the north of Kashmir once primarily inhabited by people of Tibetan stock. To get an idea of how fine the wool, and the tightness of the weave, the close-up ‘framed’ photo shows a one square inch around one of the tiger's eyes. The size is 221cm long x 119cm wide at front legs x 66cm wide across stomach (87in x 47in x 26in). In good condition.
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