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Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 18-1588, described as Puppet, leather; male (Prince Kresna); clothed like a ruling king with a crown and a back wing; body and face in black; movable long arms; holding sticks made of horn in black. Length puppet 42 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 18-1587, described as Puppet, leather; male (Sengkuni); cunning prim minister; gold colored face; elaborate headdress; red pants with a fringed flap in the back; mavable long arms; holding sticks made of horn in black. Height puppet 24 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 9-11339, described as puppet, snake (cobra); wood, stain, cloth (cotton); 153 cm length; 10 cm width at widest point.
Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 9-11342, described as puppet, in form of horse; wood body, cotton cloth trappings; 35 cm length; 37 cm height
Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 9-11063, described as Puppet; wood, cloth; 44 cm length; 16 cm width
Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 5-13704, described as Bambara antelope “Marionette” (Puppet).
Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 18-344, described as Wooden polychrome puppet (”Wayang Klikit” or “Wayang Krutji”); painted movable leather arms; yellow skirt divided into squares. Used in “Wayang” describing feats of “Madjapahit” hero, “Damar Wulan;” these performances given in daytime. Length 16 1/2 inches.
Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 18-1589, described as Puppet, leather; male (Raden Pamade); prototype of gentleman; the height of perfection and good taste; body and face in tarnished gold; skirt in red; holding sticks made of wood in brown; movable long arms. Length puppet 41 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 18-346, described as Wooden polychrome puppet (”Wayang Klikit” or “Wayang Krutji”); painted movable leather arms. Used in “Wayang” describing feats of “Madjapahit” hero, “Damar Wulan;” these performances given in daytime. Length 22 5/8 inches.
Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 18-126, described as Puppet, wood; human male puppet with movable head and arms; wearing flannel shirt, cotton batik skirt, and black hat carved from same wood as head; hat: painted with floral/plant motif; end curls up, has gold tip; rim and back have leaf like designs, two protrude vertically over ears; bottom, rear of hat extends back and curls up under rest of hat; double strands of clear glass seed beads hang with red batik fabric on ends, red flannel on top of strands in front of ears; puppet body painted gold; face white with black hair, eyes, mustache and “goatee” beard; mouth faded red; shirt: blue flannel decorated with sequins, clear glass seed beads, and thin wire coils; belt, red flannel; brown one inch cloth ribbon nailed on either side of waist in back; skirt: brown, beige and black cotton batik; arms: separated pieces of wood jointed with cloth; red bracelets; sticks used to move arms; right elbow chipped; left elbow broken where joining cloth tore; tag with “Nakula” typed on it attached to skirt (maybe character’s or artist’s name). Length 42.7 cm (skirt included)

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