Year collected: [Missing] / Loans: S1976-1977 #64: Southeast Asian Studies Department (UC Berkeley) (March 31, 1977–May 26, 1977) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

Start Over Year collected [Missing] Loans S1976-1977 #64: Southeast Asian Studies Department (UC Berkeley) (March 31, 1977–May 26, 1977)

Hearst Museum object titled Blade, accession number 18-245, described as Metal cockfighting spur. Length 5 7/8 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 18-231, described as Staw figure of the “Rice Mother” (Nini Pantun); embroidered face. Length 10 1/4 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 18-89, described as Female figure of woven palm leaf; features in thread; wide headdress. Tjili (Rice Boddess?). Height 11 inches. Base diameter 2 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 18-232, described as Straw figure of the “Rice Mother” (Nini Pantun); embroidered face. Length 9 1/2 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Hat, accession number 18-367, described as Gold-leafed leather headdress; glass ornaments. Headdress worn filled with flowers from “Cambodia” tree. Width 8 inches. 18- 367 - 379 comprise young girl’s festival and “Legong” dance costume; see photocopy of page from Covarrubias, “Island of Bali.”

Hearst Museum object titled Hat part, accession number 18-372, described as Gilded leather ornament (Sumpang) for headdress, with coiled metal on wooden stick. Length 8 1/2 inches. 8- 367 - 379 comprise young girl’s festival and “Legong” dance costume; see photocopy of page from Covarrubias, “Island of Bali.”

Hearst Museum object titled Headdress, accession number 18-371, described as Gilded leather ornament (Sumpang) for headdress, with coiled metal on wooden stick. Length 8 1/2 inches. 8- 367 - 379 comprise young girl’s festival and “Legong” dance costume; see photocopy of page from Covarrubias, “Island of Bali.”

Hearst Museum object titled Kris and sheath, accession number 18-338a,b, described as (a): Kris; elaborately carved wooden hilt of lion-maned creature. (b): Elaborately carved wooden scabbard with “Kala” head at top. Length 23 1/4 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Mask with headdress, accession number 18-53a,b, described as Mask of Rangda, the Widow Witch: used in the Magisae drama known as Barong. See also “Art of the World,” F. P. Wagner, p.201. Measurment ear tip to ear tip 11 1/2 inches. a) mask; b) headdress (wig)