Invite only. 3 inside. Three doors each. The door opens at seven. No ads. Ever..
Fourteen names.
Ten written. Two said. Four held.
Positions that already exist in this country and never had a word. The held four belong to the scenes that live them.

Silk Patolu Sari · India, Gujarat, 19th century
The Cleveland Museum of Art · public domain
Rest on a name to see its cloth.
- 01Peharपहरa watch of three hours, one-eighth of the daySpoken

Border of a Shawl · India, Kashmir
The Cleveland Museum of Art · public domain - 02Unsaidout of occasion, untimelyUnsaid

Silk Patolu Sari · India, Gujarat, 19th century
The Cleveland Museum of Art · public domain - 03Unsaidweaving, the weaveUnsaid

Sari · India, Benares, 19th century
The Cleveland Museum of Art · public domain - 04UnsaidinheritanceUnsaid

Head Shawl ("Phulkari") · India, Punjab, 19th century
The Cleveland Museum of Art · public domain - 05Bakhiyaबख़ियाstitching; in chikankari, worked on the reverse so only its shadow reaches the frontSpoken

Embroidered Sari · India, Patna, 19th - early 20th century
The Cleveland Museum of Art · public domain - 06UnsaidsunlightUnsaid

Fragment of Draped Court Apparel · India, Rajasthan or Northern Deccan
The Cleveland Museum of Art · public domain - 07Unsaida pause; the holding of a noteUnsaid

Striped Brocade with Flowering Vine · Western India
The Cleveland Museum of Art · public domain - 08Unsaidfine muslinUnsaid

Fragment of a Turban Cloth · India, Rajasthan, Mughal period, early 19th Century
The Cleveland Museum of Art · public domain - 09Unsaidmeasured, weighedUnsaid

Striped Brocade · Southern India, Warangal
The Cleveland Museum of Art · public domain - 10UnsaiddailyUnsaid

Fragment of Draped Apparel · India, Rajasthan or Northern Deccan
The Cleveland Museum of Art · public domain - 11HeldNorth East street styleHeld
- 12HeldRegional occasion canonHeld
- 13HeldMen's everyday ethnicHeld
- 14HeldDiaspora displacementHeld
You get one. Once.
Eight questions at dusk decide which. Nobody picks their own.
