| Native Name | Kalaga |
| Object Number | 29-96-137 |
| Current Location | Collections Storage |
| Culture | Burmese |
| Provenience | Burma |
| Period | Mandalay Period |
| Date Made | 1830-1896 CE |
| Section | Asian |
| Materials | Felt | Flannel | Braid | Silk | Cotton | Sequins |
| Technique | Appliqued | Embroidered |
| Iconography | Male | Female | Peacock | Parrot | Nun | Monk |
| Description | A wall hanging (kalaga) made of black flannel with applique and emproidery made of silk, cotton, colored braid, and sequins. There is an image of a man and woman in Burmese attire standing in an arch in the center with parrots and peacocks above and below. The border has twenty six figures including a novice, upland man, youth, hermit, nun, etc. |
| Length | 195 cm |
| Width | 125 cm |
| Credit Line | Bequest of Maxwell Sommerville, 1904 |
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