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Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21554, described as Sari; L=536 cm x W=109 cm; very fine (sheer) woven; white warp; pink weft; thin white weft stripes on each end; 2 rows of blue ovals in discontinuous supplemental patterning with white flower and plant designs in center of turquoise blue ovoid shapes; .5 cm of each selvage has white stripe of grouped warp threads; knotted fringe at panel end; small pink tassels attached to one end; other end is cut and unfinished; 2.5 cm from unfinished end is 2.5 cm of open area where warp is unwoven
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21558, described as Sari; turquoise blue raw silk with brown saw-tooth border and front panel of fine blue-green and brown stripes alternating with finely patterned brown and gold or turquoise and white stripes with supplemental weft patterning within stripes. Note; sari length 203 cm, plus 85 cm; connected by a red warp without weft where it would normally be cut (91 cm from end.)
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21457, described as Sari: Magenta/blue with gold borders; material changes from magenta to blue, depending on the light and position; gold borders and front panel in a floral motif. 114 cm. w x 249 cm. l.
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21555, described as Sari; red-range silk with blue, green, yellow, red and orange geometric motifs on light orange front panel; bordered with a row of multicolor geometric designs; darker red-orange selvedges. Multicolored half circle motifs scattered throughout the body of the sari
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 3-30252, described as RGM cloth made by two panels measuring 20 1/2" by 45 inches long that have been sewn together; main color is black; designs include alternating rows of multicolored horses and birds, 3 per row.
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21551, described as Sari; handwoven; plain weave; pale yellow fabric with white embroidery (and drawnwork within some leaf shapes); 40 cm embroidered band at one end; 3 cm wide embroidered flower and vine band extends 1/2 length of sari
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21556, described as Sari; pastel gray; wide blue bands alternated w/ narrow yellow bands and a wide yellow band with multicolored chevrons bordering pale blue front panel decorated w/ paisley motifs in yellow, red, blue and green. Warp is grey with 1 cm blue on each selvedge edge; other end has band of white and blue stripes; weft is grey, blue, yellow, green with rows of small green, yellow, blue and red supplemental weft motifs throughout cloth.
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21480, described as Sari: Ikot in deep red/burgundy with yellow/gold, and black; ikot of animals, fish, and abstract patterns, plus checkerboard design; woven patterns of fish and flowers; very wide end panels with bands of creatures and abstract designs. L=408cm x W=104.5cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 16-20267, described as Textile; 196x 74.5 cm, fringe 9 cm; camelid, brushed wool, white and tan; embroidered in orange “GOULD”
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-21458, described as Sari: Very rich silk sari in gold with blue and red; elephant motifs plus small birds; wide band of lush gold floral designs and elephants on red on the end panel; fringe is in fine macrame; selvages have wide band of gold. Principle design is of elephants in squares with gold birds at each corner in yellow or red on a blue ground; squares are formed by vertical and horizontal bands of gold. 121cm w. x 503 cm.l.

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