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Hearst Museum object titled Shawl, accession number 9-21549, described as Shawl L=196 cm x W=50.5 cm; black warp with red-violet and metallic wefts; 7 horizontal rows of metallic patterning in geometric motifs evenly spaced through the length of the shawl; 14 cm metallic and red-violet patterned border in rows of geometric motifs; 4 cm unknotted black fringe;

Hearst Museum object titled Shawl, accession number 9-21524, described as Shawl: L= 223 , W=75.5 ; Dark red silk w/ gold, diamond grid pattern and 8-pointed gold stars or flowers in diamond centers. Stylized tree motifs & geometric patterns in horizontal band at end. Geometric pattern borders on both sides of center field. Fringe 1.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Shawl, accession number 9-21536, described as Shawl; turquoise-blue ground with predominantly “gold” metallic patterning, finely woven/. Turquoise warp and weft, plain weave, with narrow gold stripes at borders, and gold with purple, green, blue, orange, and yellow supplementary weft patterning; isolated floral motifs in discontinuous supplementary weft; ca. 2.3 cm border at each end in continuous supplementary weft; warp ends folded over and sewn down; fringe ca. 6.2 cm long, of gold-colored metallic thread looped through double row of twined gold-colored threads, sewn to each warp end.

Hearst Museum object titled Shawl, accession number 9-21527, described as Shawl; L=86.0cm, W=82.5cm; Purple silk with 3 ivory & black warp stripes on each side, creating a central panel of supplenentary weft design using gold metalic threads to form scrolled “v’”s. Vertical side panels w/ green & purple stripes.

Hearst Museum object titled Shawl, accession number 9-21526, described as Shawl: L=181.0cm, W=66.8cm; Burgundy silk w/ out fringe; brilliant gold pattern in geometric designs (diamond and zigzags)in supplemental weft. Backgrouns is burgundy cotton warp and weft with gold-like supplemental weft threads. End panel has long triangular shapes w/ plant-like motifs within other shapes (diamonds/ 8-pointed stars).

Hearst Museum object titled Shawl, accession number 9-21515, described as Shawl; green ground; red, blue, pink, white 9 cm patterned band near each end of paisley shapes surrounded by floral designs bordered below by narrow floral border; narrow side borders along both selvedges; unfinished warp fringes;

Hearst Museum object titled Shawl, accession number 9-21521, described as Shawl: L= : W= : Cream-white wool ground with pink & blue, laid-in extra weft spots in diagonal rows across body of shawl, and in a horizontal row below borders. Patterned borders with wide band of stylized flowers, leaves & stems in red, pink, orange, blue, yellow and green. Edged above and below with multi-colored weft band with repeated cross motif in red, orange, blue, green and white. Number “3332” written in ink below one of the horizontal bands

Hearst Museum object titled Shawl, accession number 16-20223, described as Shawl; 160 x 58 centimeter, excluding fringe; fringe 8 centimeters l. ; royal blue plain weave with symmetrical bands of multi-colored weft and supplementary weft patterning at ends,warpfringe; single knots; .5 centimeter piece of white thread sewn into selvedge on one end near fringe.