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Close-up photograph of a folded orange silk cloth with four colored panels laid across it: a red velvet panel with a floral embossed pattern at the upper left, a black silk panel at center with a small pink bead or sequin, and a white panel at upper right. The orange fabric has a fine woven sheen along its edge. No people are visible.

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September 01 20112011-09-01September 01 20112011-09-01September 01 20112011-09-01September 01 20112011-09-01September 01 20112011-09-01Close-up photograph of a flat fabric arrangement on a light surface. An orange satin cloth forms the base, with a red textured velvet panel at upper left, a white cloth patch in the centre holding a small orange-brown dot or bead, and a black panel at lower left. No people, deities or ritual activity are visible; the composition is simply coloured fabric pieces laid together.2011-09-01Close view of a folded orange silk-like fabric with a faint paisley pattern, overlaid with a patchwork of a red velvet square, a black cloth square and a white cloth square, with a small round pink-purple stone or sequin set in the black patch. No people, deities or ritual objects are visible.2011-09-01September 01 20112011-09-01Close-up of a flat orange silk or satin fabric with a subtle paisley-like embossed pattern. Pieces of red, black and white cloth are pinned or stitched onto it, with a small round green-gold sequin or stud at the centre of the white patch. No people are visible; the image shows fabric swatches, possibly for garment or banner making.2011-09-01September 01 20112011-09-01September 01 20112011-09-01September 01 20112011-09-01