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Hearst Museum object titled Sifter, accession number 16-14994, described as Sifter, Masato ("morinto"); woven into deep basket-like form from fibers of arrow cane leaf; cylindrical shape with squarish bottom; longer that it is wide; 29.5 cm length; 16.5 cm width

Hearst Museum object titled Sifter, accession number 16-14993, described as Sifter, masato ("morinto"); woven into basket-like form from fiber of arrow cane leaf; cylindrical shape with squarish bottom; longer that it is wide; 17 cm length; 12.5 cm width

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Spindles and spindle cup, accession number 16-15014a-d, described as Spindles and spindle cup set; cup is tree calabash ( Crescentia cujete) cut in half, hollowed; spindles are Kuri wood with baked ceramic whorls; b+c have cotton on spindle; a) 14 cm length; 11.5 cm width; b) 17.4 cm length; 2.3 cm width c) 17.6 cm length, 2.5 cm width d) 18.3 cm length; 2.4 cm width

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Spoon, accession number 16-15011, described as Spoon, wooden; cut from single piece of hardwood; rough-hewn; shallow bowl; 35.2 cm length, 7 cm width

Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, accession number 16-14997, described as Work basket ("tsiveta"); split reed woven into basket, bound at reed-reinforced rim with fiber of another type, probably stripped bark; 29.5 cm length, 28 cm width, 7.6 cm deep

Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, accession number 16-14996, described as Tsiveta-work basket; split reed woven into basket ( bowl-shaped); reed reinforcement strip tied around top rim; 39 cm length; 34 cm width; 11.5 cm deep. Used for gathering or working cotton, tiroti palm leaf thee baskets can be covered by putting one on top of another, sewing the edges together.

Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, accession number 16-14999, described as Work basket ("tsiveta"); split cane reed woven into basket; reinforced at rim with reed bundle tied on with bark fiber; 22.5 cm length; 20.7 cm width; 6 cm deep

Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, accession number 16-14998, described as Work basket ('"siveta"); split reed woven into basket, rim is reinforced by bundle of reeds on with fiber strip; 24.7 cm length, 25 cm width, 4.9 cm deep

Hearst Museum object titled Wrist band, accession number 16-15001, described as Wrist band; woven cotton, dyed green and white; design motif of diamonds superimposed on straight lines; 2 bands are sewn together, although if used would be cut in 2; 52 cm length; 5.7 cm width

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object no title available, accession number 16-15016a-c.1, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Sifter, accession number 16-14994, described as Sifter, Masato ("morinto"); woven into deep basket-like form from fibers of arrow cane leaf; cylindrical shape with squarish bottom; longer that it is wide; 29.5 cm length; 16.5 cm width

Sifter

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Hearst Museum object titled Sifter, accession number 16-14993, described as Sifter, masato ("morinto"); woven into basket-like form from fiber of arrow cane leaf; cylindrical shape with squarish bottom; longer that it is wide; 17 cm length; 12.5 cm width

Sifter

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Spindles and spindle cup

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Spoon

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Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, accession number 16-14997, described as Work basket ("tsiveta"); split reed woven into basket, bound at reed-reinforced rim with fiber of another type, probably stripped bark; 29.5 cm length, 28 cm width, 7.6 cm deep

Work basket

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Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, accession number 16-14996, described as Tsiveta-work basket; split reed woven into basket ( bowl-shaped); reed reinforcement strip tied around top rim; 39 cm length; 34 cm width; 11.5 cm deep. Used for gathering or working cotton, tiroti palm leaf thee baskets can be covered by putting one on top of another, sewing the edges together.

Work basket

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Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, accession number 16-14999, described as Work basket ("tsiveta"); split cane reed woven into basket; reinforced at rim with reed bundle tied on with bark fiber; 22.5 cm length; 20.7 cm width; 6 cm deep

Work basket

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Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, accession number 16-14998, described as Work basket ('"siveta"); split reed woven into basket, rim is reinforced by bundle of reeds on with fiber strip; 24.7 cm length, 25 cm width, 4.9 cm deep

Work basket

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Hearst Museum object titled Wrist band, accession number 16-15001, described as Wrist band; woven cotton, dyed green and white; design motif of diamonds superimposed on straight lines; 2 bands are sewn together, although if used would be cut in 2; 52 cm length; 5.7 cm width

Wrist band

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