©Deborah Wilding
16th Centuary Coif
This is the study of a 16th century coiffe which is a close fitting cap worn by both men and women, to cover the top, back and sides of the head. This piece lives in the Victoria & Albert Museum collection. It was hand-embroidered by Deborah Wilding on cotton fabric and adorned with silver spangles.
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Cotton fabric, Silver, Embroidery
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