Old Indian Textile with mirror and cowrie shells

Old Indian textile decorated with handcrafted embroidery and antique square-shaped mirrors placed near the four corners.
Along the edges of this textile are sewn cowrie shells, traditionally used as decorative elements and symbols of prosperity.
This textile is of Banjara manufacture, an ethnic group originating from central and southern India, known for its nomadic traditions and for its embroidery art rich in colors, mirrors, and geometric patterns.
Dimensions: 37 × 35 cm (approximately 14.6 × 13.8 inches).