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Start Over Media available image Function 5.3 Objects relating to the Secular and Quasi-religious Rites, Pageants, and Drama Loans S1978-1979 #7: Music Library (UC Berkeley)/Ann Basart (July 13, 1978–October 25, 1978)
Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 18-105, described as Mask, face; wood; painted; gold crown; gray face; gold and black decoration. Height 18.8 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 18-779, described as puppet dressed in batik garment (skirt) and sleeveless black shirt with metal thread ornamentation; painted anthropomorphic figure with green face, gilt and multicolor designs; jointed arms, central rod
Hearst Museum object titled Shadow puppet, accession number 18-816, described as puppet, shadow; depicts the nobleman Sadewa; tanned stiffened leather is cut to predetermined shape, small cutouts made, painted red, gold, yellow, black, green; both arms movable; mounted upon carved horn stick; used as puppet in wajang kulit performances held in front of screen and behind light, moved
Hearst Museum object titled Shadow puppet, accession number 18-871, described as shadow puppet; a demon or monkey; tanned stiffened leather cut to traditional pattern; small decorative cutouts; painted various colors with reddish body; both arms move, mounted on carved wood stick; used as puppet in wajang kulit performances; held in front of light, behind screen, moved; Riwanda Gheni, the “ape with hair like fire”

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