"Man's ikat robe of silk, Uzbekistan (probably Samarqand), about 1860-70."@en . "1860 / 1870, Samarkand" . . "Jameel Gallery \n\nMan's Ikat Robe\nUzbekistan, probably Samarqand, about 1860-70\nSilk warp ikat with block-printed cotton lining\nMuseum no. 9187 (IS). Given by J.L. Hopkins in 1871 [2006-2012]"@en . . "Man's ikat robe of silk, Uzbekistan (probably Samarqand), about 1860-70."@en . . . "Jameel Gallery \n\nMan's Ikat Robe\nUzbekistan, probably Samarqand, about 1860-70\nSilk warp ikat with block-printed cotton lining\nMuseum no. 9187 (IS). Given by J.L. Hopkins in 1871 [2006-2012]"@en . . . "1860 / 1870, Samarkand" . "Silk ikat robe in red, white, yellow, black, and green."@en . . . "0.4695"^^ . . . "Ikat dyeing is a speciality of the cities of Uzbekistan, especially Bukhara and Samarqand. Ikat is a resist-dyeing technique in which the warp threads (and sometimes also the wefts) are tie-dyed to create the pattern before the fabric is woven. Robes like this were made for Uzbek men."@en . . . . "Ikat dyeing is a speciality of the cities of Uzbekistan, especially Bukhara and Samarqand. Ikat is a resist-dyeing technique in which the warp threads (and sometimes also the wefts) are tie-dyed to create the pattern before the fabric is woven. Robes like this were made for Uzbek men."@en . . . "9187(IS)" . . . "0.4412"^^ . "Silk ikat robe in red, white, yellow, black, and green."@en .