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Hearst Museum object titled Broken osiris figurine, accession number 6-20353, described as Wooden head, feather crown. Roman town. Osiris head, broken; part of statue, wears Atef crown.

Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, accession number 9-7897, described as Netsuke: two figures with soft caps. Ivory masks, much detail. Standing figure holds bell, kneeling holds cloth.

Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, accession number 9-7516, described as Netsuke: man squatting with hands clasped behind him. Mask has protruding mouth. Wears ivory mask.

Hearst Museum object titled Shoes, accession number 9-21285a,b, described as Pair of Manchu woman’s platform (“flower pot”) shoes. Black satin upper sides, delicately embroidered with moths at tip. Upper edge black suede with piped edges; the lower, scalloped. Suede coarsley embroidered with white, pink, green-shaded twisted silk thread in a narcissus (?) pattern. Front and back tipes piped with donkey leather, secured in front with strong black belting weave; in back suede covered. A white and green strip of cloth separates the uppers from the platform. Its wood core covered above and below by cloth soles: the upper one padded and covered with lavendar piped white cotton; the lower one made of twine-quilter layers of cotton. Platform whitened. Overall Length: 24 cm. bottom of platform: 8 cm; top 21 cm; height of platform: 4 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Shrine of vajrabhairava, accession number 9-22005a-d, described as This is a shrine that contains eleven major Buddhist deities and could be used as the main object of worship for a Lama or devout lay person. Height: 57.2 cm, Width/depth: 33.6 cm, Depth: 10.6 cm