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Start Over Object class Worn costume accessories Accession number Acc.4116
Hearst Museum object titled Hat, accession number 16-20598, described as very finely woven Andean wool hat/cap with chin strap, ear flaps and front visor. woven of natural wool - possibly llama (cream, dark brown, black, medium brown, gray, tan) in horizontal stripes, some of which are varied with trapezoids woven into the stripe and visor has a "capital I" woven into the bottom stripe. bordered all around with woven narrow bands of tan, brown and or black. small wool pompom at top and each ear flap is decorated with a pompom.
Hearst Museum object titled Hat, accession number 16-20599, described as woven Andean wool hat/cap with chin strap, ear flaps and visor. woven of natural wool, possibly llama (brown, cream, very dark brown); all edges finished with multiple rows of chain stitching in cream, brown or dark brown. top finished with a brown and cream pompom; ear flaps finished iwth short cords which end in cream pompoms 8cm long.
Hearst Museum object titled Sash, accession number 16-20590, described as woven wool (commercial yarn) sash. striped (length-wise: wine, cream, black, cream, wine) with 5 woven tails at each end (same as 5 stripe colors), finished with tassels at the end of each.
Hearst Museum object titled Sash, accession number 16-20588, described as woven cotton sash, white yellow, black, red and golden yellow yarn woven into a checker-board pattern. ends finished with warp fringe.
Hearst Museum object titled Sash, accession number 16-20589, described as cotton (blue, white, orange) and wood (red, green) woven yarn sash. woven in 3 bands on an orange or green warp. 2 outer bands are blue and white; inner band is red and green. both woven as alternating stripes. depending on warp color, finished edge alternates green with white or blue or orange with white or blue. each end finished with 3-pronged "tails" and short fringe.

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