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<http://data.silknow.org/activity/91a6e8b5-b5a2-58b6-8204-c395ba799d4c>	<http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#used>	"Dress fabric of brocaded silk damask. With a bizarre design in crimson damask consisting of a bulb-shape pierced with thorns, a fleshy stem and a broad dagger shape, and superimposed on it, and at times delineating this design, are tapering stems with bizarre fruit and sparse foliage brocaded in silver-gilt thread, fris\u00E9 in places, and with small details filled in with bright pink silk bound in 3/1 twill. The weft of the damask is of yellow silk. There is a crude 4 cord selvedge."@en .