Merklap of woolen musseline on which is embroidered with silk in cross stitches Sara van der Heide and Anno 1682, flowers and fruits, Sara van der Heide (Possible), 1682 Layout: In horizontal rows but not completed. Striking is the use of salmon rose silk, a color that was also in fashion for fabrics. The large mid -motif shows four large violet -colored pomegranates, placed against the square. The ripe pomegranate shows many seeds and the fruit therefore became the symbol of fertility. Amsterdam (possibly) Cloth: Wool. Embroidery: Silk embroidering Layout: In horizontal rows but not completed
Merklap of woolen musseline on which is embroidered with silk in cross stitches Sara van der Heide and Anno 1682, flowers and fruits, Sara van der Heide (Possible), 1682 Layout: In horizontal rows but not completed. Striking is the use of salmon rose silk, a color that was also in fashion for fabrics. The large mid -motif shows four large violet -colored pomegranates, placed against the square. The ripe pomegranate shows many seeds and the fruit therefore became the symbol of fertility. Amsterdam (possibly) Cloth: Wool. Embroidery: Silk embroidering Layout: In horizontal rows but not completed. Striking is the use of salmon rose silk, a color that was also in fashion for fabrics. The large mid -motif shows four large violet -colored pomegranates, placed against the square. The ripe pomegranate shows many seeds and the fruit therefore became the symbol of fertility. Amsterdam (possibly) Cloth: Wool. Embroidery: Silk embroidering
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