Object name: Rug / Donor: Jean Moss / Culture or time period: Southwestern Native American - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 2-64949, described as Brown ground with triangles and parallelograms in white, grey and light purple; small grey diamond in center; yellow stripe top and bottom. Handspun wool.

Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 2-64945, described as Raised outline type"; alternating transverse bands of white and carded beige with minor dyed beige and black bands; design in beige and white with black outline. Handspun wool.

Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 2-64943, described as Wide Ruins style"; alternating bands of grey and beige; 2 major design bands are beige, each with 3 complete and 2 partial linear geometric designs outlined in grey with beige central cross on white; badly defaced with bleach; handspun wool yarn. Grey is produced from a mistletoe dye.

Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 2-64951, described as White ground with beige geometric designs; brown border with sawtooth inner edges; very poor quality, rough yarn. Poorly carded and spun wool yarn.

Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 2-64944, described as Twill ("double weave"); beige ground, brown, white outlining in some bands; small diamonds in transverse bands; field broken up into squares each with yellow geometric figure. Vegetable dye twill; white; all handspun wool.

Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 2-64948, described as Handspun wool; white, carded grey and red bands with "arrowhead" design in those colors.

Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 2-64950, described as Two-faced type; one side has dyed beige ground with 3 large black and white geometric figures; white border with right angle black figures along edge; reverse side in grey and white beading. Handspun wool.