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Start Over Object class Robes (main garments) Donor Ernest Peixotto
Hearst Museum object titled Robe, accession number 5-7901, described as Robe, strips of purple between bands of red ribbon; main front panel solid gold braid and sequins; solid on purple stripes across shoulders and around hem; armholes outlined in gold braid; square neck deeply slit down front; length: 122 cm. Silk with braid, gold braid and sequins. Made by sewing strips of material together lengthwise, leaving slits for sleeves. Silk in fragile condition. material woven at Kurdassah village, Egypt- attribution fide Susan (Mrs. Kent) Weeks, Jan. 1980
Hearst Museum object titled Robe, accession number 5-7902, described as Robe, orange and gold, open down the front, trimmed with red and yellow silk braid; 2 strips of red, turquoise and gold thread silk ribbon on each side of top front opening; gold braid trim and buttons; length: ca. 136 cm Silk and gilt thread brocade; has short oblong sleeves. Made by sewing wide strips of brocade together lengthwise

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