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Hearst Museum object titled Rope, accession number 16-20596, described as braided rope of llama wool; brown, tan, gray. tied off at one end with fringe gray yarn and by a yarn twist at the other.
Hearst Museum object titled Rope, accession number 16-20597, described as braided llama wool rope; dark brown, light brown, gray, tied off a tone end with red yarn hanking and at the other with magenta yarn hanking. braid narrows at one end to 2-strand braid for the last 7cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Rope, accession number 16-20595, described as braided rope of llama wool (cream, brown, dark brown). handmade.
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.
Hearst Museum object titled Sling, accession number 16-20592, described as woven wool sling; black, tan, medium brown. woven in a diamond pattern throughout the length of the cords. sling tightly woven cup with center slit, woven into the cords.
Hearst Museum object titled Sling, accession number 16-20594, described as woven wool sling; tan, brown and red llama or alpaca wool. cords tan and brown woven on a diamond pattern; sling cup brown and tan woven in triangular points with slit at center. red and cream warp threads from cup woven directly into cords. one end of cord unfinished; the other woven with a loop 11cm from the end then finished with a tassel.
Hearst Museum object titled Sling, accession number 16-20593, described as woven sling of llama of alpaca wool (brown and black) yarn, decorated with small, multicolored (yellow, brown, blue, red, green, pink) pom-poms along length of cords and at either side of woven cup. cup woven directly into cords using white warp threads, cords end with a pom-pom at one end and a small loop at the other.
Hearst Museum object titled Suit and bag, accession number 10-3460a-c, described as Bagobo man's suit and bag. a) pants - Bermuda shorts length with drawstring waist and embroidered and beaded with white beads, leg bands at hems. b) short jacket with embroidered bands at wrist, shoulder, around hem, and on each side of lapels. both sleeves are beaded with white beads with snowflake-like designs. neckband is bound with fabric and bordered with white beads as are all embroidered bands. a single brass button (US military uniform type) at neck closes with a loop of beading (white and black beads alternated. 2 small bronze bell fragments are attached by beaded strands of wire just below the button loop at the neck. 1 small pocket is attached to the inside of each side of the jacket front. c) man's bag of woven fabric made from 97cm long strip folded at center then joined along each side. front of bag is lavishly decorated with a 30cm x 36cm fully embroidered and beaded panel (white seed beads and shell beads), that has been applied to the foundation fabric. a long strap is attached at the open ends then along the bottom fold, forming a backpack. straps and bottom of applied panel are embellished with strands of beads, tassels and bronze bells (3 small, 1 large). bottom of bag below applied panel is decorated with 6 bands of white beading in vegetal-like designs. the back of the bag is undecorated.

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