This etching by Wenceslaus Hollar presents a fashionable 17th century muff rendered from five different angles, demonstrating the artist's interest in precise observation and technical detail. Created around 1645 to 1646, the work exemplifies Hollar's skill as a printmaker and his attention to the material qualities of luxury textiles, capturing the volume and texture of the garment with delicate etching lines. The small-scale print, measuring just over three inches wide, showcases the kind of detailed costume studies that were popular among collectors of the period and served as references for both artists and fashion conscious patrons.