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>>1960 Khampa rkun ma/
>>>costume
Subjectརྐུན་མ། rkun ma/ bandit horseman
Culture: Khampa Tibetan
Setting: banditry / guerilla warfare, eastern Tibet mid 20thc.
Object: costume = ཞྭ། zhwa hat, ཕྱུ་པ phyupa 'chuba' coat, གོས་ཐུང་། gosthung robe




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​Kimbell Art Museum > Passport to Asia *
"Chuba  Tibet  Qing dynasty, 18th-19th century  Chinese brocade
A traditional garment made for the cold climate of Tibet, a chuba is a warm ankle-length robe
with long sleeves that is bound around the waist by a long sash.  The upper portion becomes
a large pocket for stowing necessities such as bowls for food or money.  Normally made from
hand-woven and dyed sheep's wool, this chuba has been fashioned from Chinese brocade."



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