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Pleated Tunic - Museo Egizio Collection
Inventory Number: S. 7932/5 Old Kingdom, Dynasty 5-6, 2435–2118 BCE Location Information: Asyut
Diagram Pictured From:
Borla, Matilde, “Pleated dresses from the Museo Egizio of Turin: study of the technical data of fabrics. Preliminary results”, in Antoine De Moor, Cäcilia Fluck, Petra Linscheid (eds), Textiles, Tools and Techniques Of the 1st Millennium AD from Egypt and neighbouring countries [ ... ], 2015, pp. 104-130
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Pleated tunic - Museo Egizio Collection
Inventory Number: S. 14087 Old Kingdom, Dynasty 5-6, 2435–2118 BCE Location Information: Gebelein
Description:
Pleated tunics are usually made from three pieces of linen, one for the body and two for the sleeves. The body part, which sometimes had a fringe along the long side, was closed on the side and sewn at the sleeves. In this case, the neckline is completed by laces. This tunic had been folded and placed on the body of the deceased.
Diagram Pictured From:
Borla, Matilde, “Pleated dresses from the Museo Egizio of Turin: study of the technical data of fabrics. Preliminary results”, in Antoine De Moor, Cäcilia Fluck, Petra Linscheid (eds), Textiles, Tools and Techniques Of the 1st Millennium AD from Egypt and neighbouring countries [ ... ], 2015, pp. 104-130
Pleated Tunic - Museo Egizio Collection
Inventory Number: S. 7932/4 Old Kingdom, Dynasty 5-6, 2435–2118 BCE Location Information: Asyut
Diagram pictured from:
Borla, Matilde, “Pleated dresses from the Museo Egizio of Turin: study of the technical data of fabrics. Preliminary results”, in Antoine De Moor, Cäcilia Fluck, Petra Linscheid (eds), Textiles, Tools and Techniques Of the 1st Millennium AD from Egypt and neighbouring countries [ ... ], 2015, pp. 104-130, fig. p. 104
