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Hearst Museum object titled Wooden bowl, accession number 5-241, described as Flaring wooden bowl with flat lip with incised designs; rim dia. 51.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Wooden bowl, accession number 5-1474, described as Flaring wooden bowl; flat lip with worn incised geometric design; iron mends in cracks; rim diameter 37.5 cm. Materials, techniques: Carved wood, iron wire. Context of use: food preparation; cf. 5-241.

Hearst Museum object titled Wooden bowl, decorated, accession number 5-14307, described as Bowl on pedestal base, carved soft wood. Base, underside, and rim all painted black. Design of set of 3 darkened roundels around side in black on natural ground. Band of circles around base. Rim diameter 18.7 centimeters. Techniques: light soft wood, stained.

Hearst Museum object titled Wooden bowl, 2 handles, carved, red & white paint, accession number 11-14660, described as Bowl, oval, with carved crocodile (?) head at one end, tail at opposite end; two diagonal bands of carved sidewise v designs on side outlined with red and white materials’ length 25.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Woven bowl, accession number 5-1768, described as Small plate-shaped basket (ōvuk); diameter: 9" 22.86cm, height: 2.5" 6.35cm

Hearst Museum object titled Woven bowl, accession number 10-2501, described as Miniature basket tray, type used to clean rice. Natural with brown lacing 5 inch length