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Detail of a tile from a squinch
from 14th-century Uzbekistan
A. TIBETAN PENDANT NECKLACE Among the jewelry given to
The Costume Institute by a renowned collector is a mesmerizing necklace of
irregular turquoise stones from Tibet (probably 19th century). Reflecting the
donor’s knowledge of jewelry-making cultures, this imposing piece is the source
for our singular adaptation. 18K gold overlay with reconstituted turquoise.
Hook-and-eye closure. Pendant 2 1/2"L x 2 1/4"W; 18"L with 2" extender.
80-015772 $95
B. NEW MUQARNAS TILE OPENWORK COLLAR TOP The delicate
cutwork neckline of our feminine top reflects the lacy pattern on a carved
muqarnas tile in the Museum’s collection. During the second half of the 14th
century, in the city of Samarqand (in present-day Uzbekistan), such tiles were
used to artfully fill the supports between a square room and its domed ceiling.
Elbow-length sleeves. Cotton/spandex. Imported. Machine wash. $55
Small (4–6) 80-018142 Medium (8–10) 80-018143
Large (12–14) 80-018144 Extra Large (16) 80-018145
On model, below:
PERSIAN OPENWORK JEWELRY Persian artists created many
masterpieces of late medieval Islamic art and architecture. Their
breathtaking artistry and skill are illustrated by two cylindrical hair
ornaments (12th–13th century) in the Museum’s collection. Attributed
to the city of Gurgan in northern Iran, they feature intricate openwork
that we have adapted for our elegant jewelry. 22K gold overlay.
Earrings 7/8" diam. $45
Pierced 80-011397
Clip (not shown) 80-011396
Necklaces With lapis beads. Lobster claw closure.
22" Necklace 80-011398 $110
32" Necklace 80-009254 $165
Special Offer Set of 22" and 32" Persian Openwork Necklaces
80-017491 $245
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