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Hearst Museum object titled Bracelet, accession number 18-1034, described as bracelet; elaborate filagree dragon in silver-colored metal; hinged in center; safety catch; diam. 6.8 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Brooch and earrings, accession number 18-1036a-c, described as brooch and earrings; silver-colored filagree in floral shape; a,b) earrings w/ clip fastener, diam. ea. 3 cm.; c) matching brooch, diam. 5 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Earplug, accession number 18-1033, described as earplug; gold-colored metal w/ face of 4 alternating rose-cut diamonds (?) and ruby-colored glass or stone; central rose-cut diamond (?); diam. of face 3 cm., depth ca. 3.5 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Gourd and dipper, accession number 11-42199a,b, described as lime gourd and dipper; a) pyroengraved gourd w/ curvilinear and punctate designs; l. 22.3 cm.; b) dipper, prob. modified cassowary bone, l. 26.5 cm
Hearst Museum object titled Necklace, accession number 11-42200, described as necklace; double strand of job's tears w/ pendant boar tusk ornament; job's tears att. to tusks w/ plaited pandanus; w. ornament 14 cm. Role in trade - tourist item
Hearst Museum object titled Necklace, accession number 11-42201, described as necklace; string of job's tears and large dyed seeds connected to seed pendant from which hangs split brown pods; l. as worn 54 cm. Role in trade - tourist item
Hearst Museum object titled Pins, accession number 18-1035, described as blouse pins (3) on chain; gold-colored metal; l. each pin 3.8 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 18-1031, described as puppet, gilded and painted carabao leather; anthropomorphic; black face; h. 54.5 cm. represents one of the 'korawa' brothers from the 'Mahabmarata.' no rod.
Hearst Museum object titled Puppets and screen, accession number 18-1032a-l, described as puppets and screen; a) white cotton screen screwed to red-painted wood frame; 2 green/white/yellow dragons at top; w. 47.2 cm.; b-k) are miniature 'wayang kulit' (shadow puppets) on horn sticks; l) is the 'gununngan' (for opening the performance), h. 22.7 cm.; f, g are Korawas, h-k are 'Parawas', b-e are clowns. all are on buffalo horn sticks and average 18.5 cm. in height
Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 2-58316, described as Tapestry weave; wool on warp warp; white ground; 3 connected grey diamonds outlined in brown. Tapestry weave; wool warp and weft.

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