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Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-18001, described as Ceremonial offerings. Wood block prints on paper with images of the gods. There are 14 prints. Black ink on natural-color paper. Paper, black ink. L. 16 cm by W. 13 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money, accession number 9-17999a-f, described as Paper money, issued currency from the People's Republic of China. A. One Yuan, picture of tractor. 13 cm by 5.5 cm. B. Five Jiao, picture of factory workers. 11.2 cm by 5 cm. C. One Jiao, picture of farm workers. 10.7 cm by 4.8 cm. D. green, wi. boat. 10 cm by 4.8 cm. E. blue, wi. plane 9.2 cm by 4.4 cm. F. tan, wi. truck, 8.8 cm by 4.1 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Pin, accession number 9-17987, described as Crochet hook, decorated with plastic macrame. Steel hook, plastic macrame. L. 13.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Purse, accession number 9-17998, described as Bag, net, small fiber carrying bag. Bast bark fiber; knotted netting technique; top border knotless, strap woven. Woven strap, L. 115 cm; bag: W. 53 cm. H. 24.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Raincoat, fiber, accession number 9-18004, described as Raincoat, brown; made of 13 overlapping layers of palm bark fiber; cord ties of fiber. Palm bark from "jung tree". L. 80 cm, W. 60 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Scissors, accession number 9-17975, described as Scissors, metal; curved handles. Steel. L, 9.2 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Shawl, accession number 9-17985, described as Blanket/shawl. (½) weaving sample Dai hand-stitching (embroidery). Hand-loomed cotton with supplemental geometric designs, nine different patterns in eight different colors, one design in purple is of roosters riding on horses. Both warp and weft are hand-loomed cotton in natural with solid color weft stripes in red and green which separate sections. Thai dye thread in purple, pink, greens, red and orange. Border of leno weaving with orange and pink thread. Cotton, hand-loomed, acrylic yarn supplied by China. Thai dye. L. 83 cm, W. 54.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Shoe lasts, accession number 9-17992a-h, described as Shoe lasts. Wooden blocks used to fabricate shoes. 8 pieces, 4 for each shoe. A) toe form, length 13.5 cm; B) midsection, length 5.1 cm; C) midsection, length 6.4 cm; D) heel, length 6.3 cm; E) toe, length 13.5 cm; F) midsection, length 6.1 cm; H) heel, length 6.3 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Shoes, accession number 9-17991a,b, described as Shoes, black cloth tops, soles made of automobile tires. One pair: A is right show; B is left shoe. For everyday wear by both men and women. Men craft the shoes; women embroider the upper portions. This pair has no embroidery. Length 26 cm, width 10 cm.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Shoes, accession number 9-17990a,b, described as Shoes, one pair women's white plastic. Plastic, factory produced. L. 23.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Paper, accession number 9-18001, described as Ceremonial offerings. Wood block prints on paper with images of the gods. There are 14 prints. Black ink on natural-color paper. Paper, black ink. L. 16 cm by W. 13 cm.

Paper

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Hearst Museum object titled Paper money, accession number 9-17999a-f, described as Paper money, issued currency from the People's Republic of China. A. One Yuan, picture of tractor. 13 cm by 5.5 cm. B. Five Jiao, picture of factory workers. 11.2 cm by 5 cm. C. One Jiao, picture of farm workers. 10.7 cm by 4.8 cm. D. green, wi. boat. 10 cm by 4.8 cm. E. blue, wi. plane 9.2 cm by 4.4 cm. F. tan, wi. truck, 8.8 cm by 4.1 cm.

Paper money

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Hearst Museum object titled Pin, accession number 9-17987, described as Crochet hook, decorated with plastic macrame. Steel hook, plastic macrame. L. 13.5 cm.

Pin

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Hearst Museum object titled Purse, accession number 9-17998, described as Bag, net, small fiber carrying bag. Bast bark fiber; knotted netting technique; top border knotless, strap woven. Woven strap, L. 115 cm; bag: W. 53 cm. H. 24.5 cm.

Purse

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Hearst Museum object titled Raincoat, fiber, accession number 9-18004, described as Raincoat, brown; made of 13 overlapping layers of palm bark fiber; cord ties of fiber. Palm bark from "jung tree". L. 80 cm, W. 60 cm.

Raincoat, fiber

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Hearst Museum object titled Scissors, accession number 9-17975, described as Scissors, metal; curved handles. Steel. L, 9.2 cm.

Scissors

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Hearst Museum object titled Shawl, accession number 9-17985, described as Blanket/shawl. (½) weaving sample Dai hand-stitching (embroidery). Hand-loomed cotton with supplemental geometric designs, nine different patterns in eight different colors, one design in purple is of roosters riding on horses. Both warp and weft are hand-loomed cotton in natural with solid color weft stripes in red and green which separate sections. Thai dye thread in purple, pink, greens, red and orange. Border of leno weaving with orange and pink thread. Cotton, hand-loomed, acrylic yarn supplied by China. Thai dye. L. 83 cm, W. 54.5 cm.

Shawl

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Hearst Museum object titled Shoe lasts, accession number 9-17992a-h, described as Shoe lasts. Wooden blocks used to fabricate shoes. 8 pieces, 4 for each shoe. A) toe form, length 13.5 cm; B) midsection, length 5.1 cm; C) midsection, length 6.4 cm; D) heel, length 6.3 cm; E) toe, length 13.5 cm; F) midsection, length 6.1 cm; H) heel, length 6.3 cm

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Hearst Museum object titled Shoes, accession number 9-17991a,b, described as Shoes, black cloth tops, soles made of automobile tires. One pair: A is right show; B is left shoe. For everyday wear by both men and women. Men craft the shoes; women embroider the upper portions. This pair has no embroidery. Length 26 cm, width 10 cm.

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