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Hearst Museum object titled Wisteria bast, accession number 9-23189, described as Wisteria bast.
Hearst Museum object titled Wisteria bast, accession number 9-23226, described as raw material, wisteria bast used in the manufacture of rural Japanese basketry.
Hearst Museum object titled Wood and bark, accession number 9-23194a,b, described as A cylindrical piece of wood with bark rolled around it. "Kasa" (?), possibly meaning hat or umbrella.
Hearst Museum object titled Wood fork, accession number 9-23063, described as A two pronged wooden fork used for wrapping raw materials during weaving.
Hearst Museum object titled Woven panels, accession number 9-23062a,b, described as Two woven panels attached by a cord, possibly used as a loincloth.
Hearst Museum object titled Woven panels, accession number 9-23061a,b, described as Two tightly woven panels attached by a cord, possibly used as a loincloth. "1820-1" is painted on one side.
Hearst Museum object titled Woven trap, accession number 9-23064, no description available.

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