Wide sash of silk ribbon woven in stripes of multiple colors from selvage to selvage, in pattern of 1/6" gold, 1/2" brown, 1/16" gold, 1-1/4" violet red or magenta, 1/16" gold, 1/2" bright green, 1/16" gold, 3/4" black, and repeated down the length of the ribbon. Across these bands of color, which are woven in a weft-faced rep, are 7 rows of narrow 1/4" wide longitudinal satin-weave stripes separated by 1/8" stripes of the weft-woven colors. Both long edges are selvages. Both short ends are folded over 5/8" and hemmed with hand stitching. Two additional rows of gathering stitches are found beneath the hem across each end, creating a gathered ruffle. The ribbon was most likely a sash of some type, but has no lining, nor any sign of buttons, pins, or other attachment mechanisms.