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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Cloth, accession number 18-1614, described as Cloth, fiber, rectangular; natural ground with alternating red and yellow bands; one bolt.

Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21215, described as One of a pair of leggings (with accession #9-21214). Long band of off-white cloth repeating motifs embroidered in dark blue/black most of length and across ~1/2 of width. Warp ends folded under and hemmed at one end, cut at other end, apparently across a motif. Broad band of repeating designs embroidered almost length of cloth, bordered by a row of tiny birds. These bands end, and cloth is cut through what probably was (as in other legging) a cross with ends coming to motifs resembling double swastikas. Hemmed end and one side of legging are edged with a sewn-on off-white cord, which is in turn edged with a sewn-on pink cord. Both cords extend loosely for a cm or so from hemmed end. Dirty. 186cm x 13.5cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21183, described as cloth, hemp, balanced plain weave, variegated off-white, undecorated. one end with 1-2 cm raveled section, other end roughly cut. Approx. 156.5 cm L x 30 cm W.

Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21162, described as “Textile off the loom”. Rectangular cloth. Dark blue warp and weft. Warp at one selvedge slightly lighter blue, undecorated. Other selvedge has band of warp stripes in yellow pink, blue, and red; warp ikat pattern of narrow bands in 2 blue stripes. Broad band of yellow, pi nk, blue, and red warp stripes almost at center of cloth; off-white center stripe with some pink/red staining. At intervals along center stripe, ~2.5cm bands of red supplementary weft patterns bordered by single line dark blue thread (wrapped warps?). Warp ikat in some blue stripes, pale pink warp floats in others. Warp ends hemmed. 204cm L x 63cm W.

Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21184, described as handkerchief, mourning. off-white balanced plain weave cloth with green, yellow, orange, blue and purple embroidery. hemmed all 4 sides. embroidery in bands of varied designs extending in from sides to central square with 3 embroidered motifs; central square otherwise undecorated. cloth approx. 32 cm x 31.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21214, described as One of a pair of leggings (with accession # 9-21215). Long band of off-white cloth with repeating motifs embroidered in dark blue/black most of length and across ~1/2 of width. Warp ends folded under and hemmed with double row of stitching which extends decoratively along one side of legging. Next to double row is broad band of repeating geometric designs, bordered on other side and one end by a row of tiny birds. Note that each bird was embroidered separately! Bands of patterning extend from one end of legging almost to other; here patterning ends with a large cross, each end of which finishes with a small motif resembling a double swastika. Both ends and one side of legging are edged with a sewn-on off-white cord of 2-ply yarn, which is in turn edged with a sewn-on pink cord of 2-ply yarn. At one end, off-white cord extends loosely off of cloth and has become unplied. Dirty; many stains, some small tears, and 2 repairs with white thread noted. 183cm x 14.5cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21161, described as “Textile off the loom”. Single piece of long rectangular cloth, folded in half length-wise and sewn together along one side to produce a double-width cloth flat at one end, cupped or hooded at the other. Dark blue warp and weft with ~1mm W red and off-white warp stripe on one side; on other side, ~2mm W off-white warp stripe and broader band of off-white warp stripes flanking red, off-white, and blue warp stripes. Center of red, off-white, and blue section has narrow pattern in off-white warp floats. At hemmed side, cloth is folded over and tightly sewn with red and off-white thread; thread of color not being used is passed to outside of cloth to form decorative red and off-white bands. Central length of hem with unfolded selvedges and simple sewing in off-white thread. Warp ends at flat end of cloth are sewn inside band of off-white cloth. Dark stains noted on cloth. Along unhemmed selvedge, ~64cm from “hooded” end, white weft direction thread (think supplementary weft rather than embroidery as no pierced threads noted and white thread visible between alternate warps) forms letters(?) similar to “PLE” where the “E” has 4 bent horizontal lines; separate piece of heavier thread sewn into “X” above “E”. Cloth as woven = 470cm L x 33cm W. Cloth as folded/sewn = 235cm L.

Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21190, described as head cloth, women’s, new. black plain weave cloth, ends with symmetrical embroidered designs and narrow band sewn around edges and tied into knot at each corner. each side each end with 4 wrapped /sewn objects resembling buttons sewn to edge; each end of cloth with 8 such attached objects. excluding attachments, 169 cm L, approx. 35 cm W.

Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21188, described as cloth, Dzao “paa” female wedding head cloth. cloth very dark blue, woven, with embroidery in white, light and dark brown, and blue-green. embroidery is warp direction bands of repeating patterns with central area containing other embroidered motifs, and beads of weft direction embroidery at both ends. cloth has 3 holes. separate bands of woven cloth, one off-white, one brown, have been folded over and sewn onto warp direction selvedges. third strip of cloth (off-white) sewn onto outer edge of warp selvedge on one side; some raveling. separate approx. 3 mm wide band of knotting?/braiding? sewn onto each of 4 corners. warp ends knotted. entire cloth including sewn-on edging and warp ends: 58 cm L x 36 cm W.

Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21185, described as handkerchief, mourning. off-white balanced plain weave cloth with green, yellow, red, blue, purple, orange and pink embroidery in bands of varied design extending in from sides to undecorated central area. hemmed all 4 sides. cloth approx. 33 cm x 34 cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21215, described as One of a pair of leggings (with accession #9-21214). Long band of off-white cloth repeating motifs embroidered in dark blue/black most of length and across ~1/2 of width. Warp ends folded under and hemmed at one end, cut at other end, apparently across a motif. Broad band of repeating designs embroidered almost length of cloth, bordered by a row of tiny birds. These bands end, and cloth is cut through what probably was (as in other legging) a cross with ends coming to motifs resembling double swastikas. Hemmed end and one side of legging are edged with a sewn-on off-white cord, which is in turn edged with a sewn-on pink cord. Both cords extend loosely for a cm or so from hemmed end. Dirty. 186cm x 13.5cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21183, described as cloth, hemp, balanced plain weave, variegated off-white, undecorated. one end with 1-2 cm raveled section, other end roughly cut. Approx. 156.5 cm L x 30 cm W.

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Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21162, described as “Textile off the loom”. Rectangular cloth. Dark blue warp and weft. Warp at one selvedge slightly lighter blue, undecorated. Other selvedge has band of warp stripes in yellow pink, blue, and red; warp ikat pattern of narrow bands in 2 blue stripes. Broad band of yellow, pi nk, blue, and red warp stripes almost at center of cloth; off-white center stripe with some pink/red staining. At intervals along center stripe, ~2.5cm bands of red supplementary weft patterns bordered by single line dark blue thread (wrapped warps?). Warp ikat in some blue stripes, pale pink warp floats in others. Warp ends hemmed. 204cm L x 63cm W.

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Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21184, described as handkerchief, mourning. off-white balanced plain weave cloth with green, yellow, orange, blue and purple embroidery. hemmed all 4 sides. embroidery in bands of varied designs extending in from sides to central square with 3 embroidered motifs; central square otherwise undecorated. cloth approx. 32 cm x 31.5 cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21214, described as One of a pair of leggings (with accession # 9-21215). Long band of off-white cloth with repeating motifs embroidered in dark blue/black most of length and across ~1/2 of width. Warp ends folded under and hemmed with double row of stitching which extends decoratively along one side of legging. Next to double row is broad band of repeating geometric designs, bordered on other side and one end by a row of tiny birds. Note that each bird was embroidered separately! Bands of patterning extend from one end of legging almost to other; here patterning ends with a large cross, each end of which finishes with a small motif resembling a double swastika. Both ends and one side of legging are edged with a sewn-on off-white cord of 2-ply yarn, which is in turn edged with a sewn-on pink cord of 2-ply yarn. At one end, off-white cord extends loosely off of cloth and has become unplied. Dirty; many stains, some small tears, and 2 repairs with white thread noted. 183cm x 14.5cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21161, described as “Textile off the loom”. Single piece of long rectangular cloth, folded in half length-wise and sewn together along one side to produce a double-width cloth flat at one end, cupped or hooded at the other. Dark blue warp and weft with ~1mm W red and off-white warp stripe on one side; on other side, ~2mm W off-white warp stripe and broader band of off-white warp stripes flanking red, off-white, and blue warp stripes. Center of red, off-white, and blue section has narrow pattern in off-white warp floats. At hemmed side, cloth is folded over and tightly sewn with red and off-white thread; thread of color not being used is passed to outside of cloth to form decorative red and off-white bands. Central length of hem with unfolded selvedges and simple sewing in off-white thread. Warp ends at flat end of cloth are sewn inside band of off-white cloth. Dark stains noted on cloth. Along unhemmed selvedge, ~64cm from “hooded” end, white weft direction thread (think supplementary weft rather than embroidery as no pierced threads noted and white thread visible between alternate warps) forms letters(?) similar to “PLE” where the “E” has 4 bent horizontal lines; separate piece of heavier thread sewn into “X” above “E”. Cloth as woven = 470cm L x 33cm W. Cloth as folded/sewn = 235cm L.

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Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21190, described as head cloth, women’s, new. black plain weave cloth, ends with symmetrical embroidered designs and narrow band sewn around edges and tied into knot at each corner. each side each end with 4 wrapped /sewn objects resembling buttons sewn to edge; each end of cloth with 8 such attached objects. excluding attachments, 169 cm L, approx. 35 cm W.

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Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21188, described as cloth, Dzao “paa” female wedding head cloth. cloth very dark blue, woven, with embroidery in white, light and dark brown, and blue-green. embroidery is warp direction bands of repeating patterns with central area containing other embroidered motifs, and beads of weft direction embroidery at both ends. cloth has 3 holes. separate bands of woven cloth, one off-white, one brown, have been folded over and sewn onto warp direction selvedges. third strip of cloth (off-white) sewn onto outer edge of warp selvedge on one side; some raveling. separate approx. 3 mm wide band of knotting?/braiding? sewn onto each of 4 corners. warp ends knotted. entire cloth including sewn-on edging and warp ends: 58 cm L x 36 cm W.

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Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21185, described as handkerchief, mourning. off-white balanced plain weave cloth with green, yellow, red, blue, purple, orange and pink embroidery in bands of varied design extending in from sides to undecorated central area. hemmed all 4 sides. cloth approx. 33 cm x 34 cm.

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