Culture or time period: Japanese cultures / Accession number: Acc.3032 / Function: 8.3 For Manufacturing - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Silk cocoon model, accession number 9-15875c, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Silk cocoon model, accession number 9-15875a, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Silk cocoon model, accession number 9-15875b, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Silk fiber, accession number 9-15876a-e, described as Silk fiber: (e) white, (b) gray, (c) yellow. (a) & (d) are loose skeins of white and gray fiber. (b, c, e) are twisted skeins. Goes with #3656 - 3677.

Hearst Museum object titled Silk fiber, accession number 9-15872a-m, described as Books" or bundles of 30 silk skeins each, bound in 3 places with cotton cord. 6 pure white, 6 grey and white. Some bundles disordered, but most in original condition.

Hearst Museum object titled Silk fiber, accession number 9-15871a, described as 4 bundles of silk skeins bound with gold cord and placed on cardboard backing. Soiled and disordered, part of a larger displacy. Poss. the way other countries wrap their silk or diff. types of Japanese silk. Goes with UCDD 3656-3677. c.1915

Hearst Museum object titled Silk fiber, accession number 9-15871b, described as 4 bundles of silk skeins bound with gold cord and placed on cardboard backing. Soiled and disordered, part of a larger displacy. Poss. the way other countries wrap their silk or diff. types of Japanese silk. Goes with UCDD 3656-3677. c.1915

Hearst Museum object titled Silk fiber, accession number 9-15871c, described as 4 bundles of silk skeins bound with gold cord and placed on cardboard backing. Soiled and disordered, part of a larger displacy. Poss. the way other countries wrap their silk or diff. types of Japanese silk. Goes with UCDD 3656-3677. c.1915

Hearst Museum object titled Silk fiber, accession number 9-15871d, described as 4 bundles of silk skeins bound with gold cord and placed on cardboard backing. Soiled and disordered, part of a larger displacy. Poss. the way other countries wrap their silk or diff. types of Japanese silk. Goes with UCDD 3656-3677. c.1915

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