Jacobean Red work Embroidered Panel: C16th English Indonesian batik these panels were made originally

these panels were made originally as ‘Gaghra’ or skirt panels which would have been gathered into a waist band and tied around the waist

Measurements: 2 metres wide X  173cm L

this cloth has some marks on the central velvet panel which it may be possible to remove with specialist cleaning (see pictures)

This coat is in great condition for its age

An extraordinary wall hanging with museum worthy fine silk embroidery

Jacobean Red work Embroidered Panel: C16th English Indonesian batik these panels were made originallyAn very rare, Jacobean redwork embroidered panel in an oval shape dating the 16th century. Redwork was popular and is worked in the same style as blackwork, hand embroidered in a single colour onto a white or off white ground. Probably taken from bed hangings this panel is a lovely example of embroidery from this era. Measurements: 38cm tall x 30cm wide Condition: Signs of wear commensurate with age, multiple tears and some discolouration. Red thread