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Stitching

The stitching is unusual type of stitching that is intended to appear almost invisible to the eye on one side. Flury-Lemberg has proposed that the cloth from the loom was wider than what was appropriate for a burial shroud and that it had been trimmed down to size. To keep it from unraveling, the selvage edge from the piece that had been cut away had then be attached with the very distinctive stitching. The stitching pattern is an important clue.

 

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