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Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-18590, described as Basketry, coiled.  Kachina face in center of basket.  Elaborate headdress, brown, with red and blue filling; orange and green hatching on forehead.  Large brown eye with blue filler, opposite other brown eye with yellow filler.  Red hatchered triangle under each eye.  Mouth has vertical strips radiating out and down.  Checkerboard body.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-18589, described as Basketry, coiled.  Cream, red, green, black.  Wide coils; In cream, four point radiating from center; 4 diamonds pendant from rim between points.  Coiled loop broken on one side. Grass bundle foundation sewn with split yucca fibers; aniline dyes.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-8928, described as Basketry plaque, coiled.  Cream, yellow, and black.  Design elements are geometric; four segments with mirror symmetry.  Hanging device sewn into rim. Coiled foundation bundles sewn with split yucca fibres; dyes.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-14222, described as Basketry plaque.  Coiled; colors cream, yellow, brown, black; design elements geometric; design repeated three times, pendant from rim.  Rim completely sewn.  Hanging device damaged and almost broken off on one side.  Three obtuse triangles (formed with black bands) pendant from center, each containing 5 successively smaller triangles which themselves contain terraced elements of yellow and brown.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-64936, described as Coiled.  Black, yellow, red, brown, and cream.  Butterfly Maiden Kachina design.  Headdress has stepped element on either side in brown with black band; 3 pairs of terraced elements alternating yellow and brown, banded in black.  Directly underneath headdress on either side of trunk are brown scalloped triangles with cream bands dividing squares which make up triangle; trunk is made of two strips of yellow/brown each banded in black. Dress is cream and black checkerboard... (continued in Comments)
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-10828, described as Basketry.  Coiled; design faded; basket roughly bisected into plain half and red half through center.  Coil not finished; unwrapped foundation is 1.5 cm.  No handle.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-18600, described as Basketry, coiled.  Shades of brown and yellow.  Star design:  6 arms radiate out to rim coil.  Around rim 2 stacked trapezoids with alternating light brown - yellow - light brown.  Rim coil is brown, alternating light/dark dyes.  Coiled loop handle.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-34384, described as Basketry plaque, coiled.  Black, red, yellow, and green.  Design:  4 radii emanating from center but not connected or touching at center.  Alternating green-black, then red-black; green-yellow-red rectangular elements between each pair of radii.  Center unravelling:  hole in center.  Fibers missing in places, colors fading.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-9485, described as Basketry.  Coiled; cream ground with yellow and black added in design.  Design elements geometric repeated in radiating (double whorls) pattern.  Convex center sloping to concave then rising to rim.  Rim not finished, bundle left exposed final 2.7 cm. Coiled grass bundle foundation sewn with split yucca strips; black dye.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-17050, described as Basketry.  Coiled; loophandle damaged.  Hole in center of basket; 2 coils near hole are flattened, possibly by pounding.  Design: was Kachina figure, full length diamond element on each side of black body; light brown block feet.  3 terraces nested in inverted triangle around top edge.