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Butler-Bowden cope

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  • Kenyah beadwork
    beadwork

    The magnificent Butler-Bowden cope, a long ecclesiastical vestment (c. 1330), was elaborately embellished with seed pearls and green beads. Examples of beadwork of a purely pictorial, rather than decorative, nature also survive from this period. A series of small portraits of apostles executed entirely with colored beads…

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    The magnificent Butler-Bowden cope, a long ecclesiastical vestment (c. 1330), was elaborately embellished with seed pearls and green beads. Examples of beadwork of a purely pictorial, rather than decorative, nature also survive from this period. A series of small portraits of apostles executed entirely with colored beads…

    Read More