Indian Textiles in the Philippines, et al. & Influences

Indian Textiles in the Philippines, et al & Influences

Transcription of the image (photo of a presentation slide):

The image shows a woman with short gray hair and glasses at a podium, holding a microphone and gesturing toward a projected slide. The slide displays two square/rectangular patterned textiles (likely traditional cloths or rugs).

Slide content:

- Left textile: Colorful geometric pattern with red borders, central star-like motif in blue/white/red tones.

- Right textile: Earth-toned (brown/beige) pattern with similar central star motif and border designs.

Caption (bottom of slide, partially legible):

"Figure 13. Textile catalogued as a pieced cloth constructed from multiple hand stitched panels, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (acc. no. 48.313). Photograph courtesy of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Object record available through de Maynard Philippine Matmiel Culture Project, https://... [text cut off] from May 2021. Used [with permission]."

Slide number: 15 (bottom right).

The image captures a live academic or cultural presentation on traditional textiles/philippine material culture.

**Transcription of the slide:**

### Figure Caption

**Fig. 4 Cloth swatches**

### Main Text Block (appears to be Spanish/English mix, likely a caption or figure description):

"Cuatro muestras de papeles hechos de aguafuertes y pantones antiguos, reunidas por el paleógrafo de Aragón en la Juguetería Antón y Sosa. Estas son las de los cuatros oficiales. 1738, 4G. Investigadores como Ryan y Sosa (2001) afirman que las muestras son originales, pero hay que notar que los cuatros oficiales se presentaron: Muestra 1 - 'Partes sucias de Chorr'; 2 - 'Cartílago sucio de costilla con sagas coloradas'; 3 - 'Cartílago sucio de costilla de delfín'; 4 - 'Partes sucias de Vengala de hojas blancas y sucias'; 5 - 'Cartílago sucio de costilla de 2ª'; 6 - 'Partes sucias de Vengala de hojas blancas y sucias'; 7 - 'Cartílago sucio'; 8 - 'Partes sucias de Vengala de hojas blancas y sucias'; 9 - 'Partes sucias'; 10 - 'Partes sucias'; 11 - 'Vengala sucio'; 12 - 'Vengala sucio'; 13 - 'Cartílago sucio de Chorr'; 14 - 'Cartílago sucio de Chorr'; 15 - 'Vengala sucio'."

*(Note: The text is somewhat blurry/low-resolution in the photo, so some words may have minor transcription inaccuracies, especially proper names and specialized terms. The list seems to describe various stained or marked historical paper/cloth samples from an archival or paleographic context.)*

The top portion shows a grid of 12 small images of open books or documents with visible stains, markings, or color swatches. A presenter (person with white hair holding a clicker) is visible in the foreground. 

**Transcription of the projected slide (from the presentation photo):**

The slide displays a long, pleated/gathered skirt with vibrant vertical stripes (primarily orange, yellow, red, and green tones) on the left side.

**Right side of the slide:**

**ceres**  

*(with a small logo/graphic)*

Below the logo is a structured list (likely fiber/material composition or product details):

- **Fiber** / **Material**: Various entries like "Cotton", "100%", "Linen", etc.

- Specific visible labels include terms such as "Organic Cotton", percentages, and other material specifications (e.g., "Polyester", "Elastane").

*(Note: The image resolution makes some smaller text hard to read precisely, but it appears to be a product specification slide for a sustainable or textile item under the "ceres" brand/project, common in fashion/environmental conferences.)*

**Scene description:**  

A woman with short white/gray hair and glasses stands at a clear lectern on the left, holding a microphone and speaking. Audience members’ heads are visible in the foreground. The setting is a conference hall or lecture room with a large projection screen.