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Hearst Museum object titled Chair, accession number 5-16979, described as hand carved, wood and animal hide, chair. back and rear legs made of semi-rough cut lumber, carved with various geometric and floral (at top of each side of back rest) patterns. front legs carved. seat support is fit through holes drilled through front and black legs. seat is of woven animal raw hide with hair on; thongs used to stabilize back rest and seat of front and back.
Hearst Museum object titled Cushion, accession number 5-16868, described as long, rectangular, leather cushion; hand sewn on each end and one side. leather loops on each corner, plus hide string at 2 corners. painted geometric decoration on both sides (checks, diamonds, zigzags, dots, lines) in sepia on natural leather. sewn together with tan thread. patched on one corner.
Hearst Museum object titled Cushion, accession number 5-16867, described as long, rectangular, leather covered cushion; hand sewn on each end and one side. leather loops on each corner. painted geometric decoration on both sides (checks, diamonds, 'X's, zigzags and triangles) in sepia on natural leather. sewn together with tan thread. loop missing from one corner; 1 corner patched.
Hearst Museum object titled Cushion, accession number 5-16813, described as long, rectangular leather covered cushion; hand seamed on each end and one side. leather loops on each corner. painted geometric decoration on both sides (checks, diamonds, 'X's, zigzags and triangles) in sepia on natural leather. sewn together with black thread on 2 sides. crude stitching on closure end.

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