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Start Over Object class Main garments for the upper body Accession number Acc.4071
Hearst Museum object titled Dress and jacket, accession number 2-69198a,b, described as Ensemble: Western-style strapless dress and jacket, constructed from black brocade; Chinese silk satin, motifs are longevity symbol and circle of bats surrounding good luck symbol; both garments lined with black silk crepe.
Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 9-17965, described as Jacket: women's, pale blue damask silk patterned w/ paired floral roundels on a diapered background; white satin embroidered trim w/ multicolor floral, bat & bird motifs, very fine work; cloud collar w/ 11 lobes in same motifs as hem; woven tape, blue piping & button loops probably added later; sleeve band embroidery shows design of dragon boat raes & spectators. soiled, especially at neck. Women's jacket; c. 1960 Mary Hays. 84.2 cm L.
Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 2-69178, described as White silk satin jacket with gold painted spider web and bee design on right shoulder. Label “The Stella Fagin”
Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 9-17953, described as Jacket (Haori): black silk plainweave w/ 5 Mon (crests); back lining panel plain & twill woven w/ scenes of famous Japanese mountains in blue, gold & greens; fully lined, excellent condition. Plainwoven silk "brocaded" panel. Woven patterning of lining shows four famous sites in Japan: Mt. Fuji, Amahashidate, possibly Matsushima (fishing area) and mountain. 1930's - 1950's. 104.1 cm L.
Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 2-69198b, no description available.
Hearst Museum object titled Shirt, accession number 7-9643, described as Shirt; white linen plainweave with black and red cross-stitch embroidery in bird and geometric motifs at neck, placket, sleeves and hem; typical Slavic neck-band and offset placket closure; machine stitched; good condition; length 82.1 cm

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