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Hearst Museum object titled Belt, accession number 16-20280, described as Belt; 5.5 cm x 151 cm, plus fringe at each end of 12 cm braided warp; warp faced plain weave with pattern in central band; complimentary warp pattern; central motif pink or white geometric designs or birds; plain weave edges in narrow stripes of brown green, or gold..
Hearst Museum object titled Hat, accession number 16-20285, described as Hat; cone shape, total 41 x 23 cm(widest point) ear flaps 9.5 cm x 6 cm, top tassel, 5cm; knited in the round , multicolored; ear flaps-different designs on each; patterns birds and geometric shapes, bordered with scalloped edge (pica pica).
Hearst Museum object titled Poncho, accession number 16-20264, described as Poncho; 90 x 93cm; wool with pink and green stripes plus wide woven multicolored bands; two panels embroidered together leaving the neck open; 1 cm w. border machine stitched on, plus cred multicolored fringe 5 cm; traditional patterns.
Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 16-20388, described as Table runner: dark blue wool, embroidered in red, orange, yellow and green pattened and curving bands cross hatched to form triangles withing the bands.
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 16-20292, described as Hand-spun, natural off-white single ply wool;.a) in ball , 38 cm circum.; b) one skein, partially wound .
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 10-3424, described as belt; 230 cm x 22 cm; navy blue warp- faced plain weave background; 28.5 cm patterned band of red and black or yellow and black at each end; patterned rows of weft- faced, two-faced weaving; plain weave uses paired warps and multiple wefts per row; warp threads bundled at each end and woven in 5cm macramed area; pink and red tassels or pom-pom fringe;

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