Europeana Fashion — National Museum of World Cultures Foundation
Kokerdoek
1891
A tubular cloth made of coarse, unbleached cotton. The cloth is a longitudinally stitched kokerdoek and consists of two widthwise sewn jobs. The pattern of both halves consists of transverse groups of yellow, brown, blue, red, black and uncoloured stripes, alternating with two bands of irregular yellow and red patches on a white background. The central pattern band on one half is filled with straight diamonds, on the other half with groups of straight diamonds, alternated with a motif of strongly ornamented, oblique diamonds.
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