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Hearst Museum object titled Bed covering, accession number 9-21641, described as Bed covering; two panels joined at center: brocade weave, repeated pattern of male [boys] figures holding flutes & toys, in rows. Flowers, and butterflies surround them. Figures are in shades of brown, gray and gold, on a tan ground. Lips are red. Each end has multiple, patterned rows (1st: Greek key, blue diamond & gray swastikas, separated by gold floral bands. 2nd: gold key on light purple ground, blue floral and gray swasticks on gold ground; bordered & separated by blue or gold floral bands.

Hearst Museum object titled Mola, accession number 3-30159, described as Mola. 46.4 cm wide x 38.8 cm high, including 4.6 cm high band of rectilinear orange and red interlocking design on flower printed fabric background cloth. 4 layer technique on orange base fabric with left border edged in orange (the background fabric folded over to the front) and right border an added blue-green warp-faced strip. Highly intricate horizontal bands of dentation (dientes) or scallops in green, orange, intense cobalt blue, purple, pink, pea green, teal, and yellow under top layer of dark red, over a 3rd layer of black, on a base of orange. Bands extend almost to bound edges, leaving a border of the red layer and several small raised patches of applique to fill the spaces. Top and botton edges are unfinished.

Hearst Museum object titled Table cloth, accession number 9-21560, described as Table Cloth; L=220 cm x W=93 cm with 2 cm fringe; blue-green and red cotton; width to width border ca. 24 cm wide made up of 22 bands of yellow, white, red & green bands w/ supplementary weft designs; sawtooth patterning along selvedge with random pattrning of fish and flowers in red and white throughout cloth.

Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 9-21678, described as Table runner; plain weave, red warp ground w/ blue selvages. 2-faced discontinuous supplemantal weft w/ 36.0cm border for five 2-faced bands of various widths in green, ecru, & yellow and w/ large center repeating motif of dancing women in discontinurous supplemental weft in green, blue, ecru and yellow. Also, small figures of elephants and flowers woven in supplemental weft. Center has rosettes in primary colors scattered about in blue, green. Multi-colored tassels of yellow, green and blue attached to warp end.

Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 9-21634, described as Table runner; four, gold, 5 toed (Imperial), dragons & four gold medallions above waves/water; floral border below dragons, cloud forms . Bordered all around by band of dark blue cloth with narrow green band at outer and inner edge; medium blue lining.

Hearst Museum object titled Tablerunner, accession number 9-21531, described as Runner; soft red and green with flower and leaf borders; red horizontal borders with narrow metallic (gold) double interlocking weft stripes at top and bottom; 4 bands of varying height with stylized red, green, off-white, blue and black plants, flowers, and leaves; several weights and color variations in warp give subtle vertical stripe effect; hemmed on 3 sides; cut edges on bottom edges; hems turned to front face so gold thread in narrow borders shows at edge;

Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-15130, described as K'ossu panel, showing battle scene. Border on top containing flower blossoms. Painted areas. Border is separate piece of fabric sewn to main web.

Hearst Museum object titled Textile sample, accession number 2-62874, described as Plain weave, embroidered strip. Cotton, silk, white ground, varicolored designs. 15 1/4” X 21” Floral, geometric motives in bands.

Hearst Museum object titled Textile sample, accession number 7-6685, described as Hemmed piece. Cotton. Plain weave, jaspe designs. Blue and white. "Tela de Lenguas" technique. January 1969 condit. good. 24 inches by 17½ inches.