Object class: Coverings and hangings by location or context / Collector: Albert M. Bender - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Tapestry, accession number 7-6873, described as Strip. Wool, cotton or linen warp. Tapestry weave. Browns, greens and yellow. Tree, leaf design. January 1969 condit. good. 20½ inches by 28 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Tapestry panels, accession number 9-15069a,b, described as Pair of K'O-SSU Panels. Silk? metallic bamboo an glass or metal. Weaving, binding, tassels. Black rods, grey tassels, navy, blue, rose, greys and gold. Pair of K'o-ssu panels w. navy binding, gold brocade rectangle at top, black top and bottom rods (bottom rod glass or metal for weight). All corners of each panel dec. w. pair of grey tassels. a & B: 6 figures on a gold ground w. rocks in blue, rose, and greys. Bordered on all sides by navy strip of gold floral scroll design. a: has 3 large leaves at bottom. b: has 3 potted plants at bottom. Excellent condition. 11⅛ inches by 42½ inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Wall hanging, accession number 9-15596, described as Embroidered hanging; wool, silk and metallic yarn, ribbon, beads, silk satin; sewn, embroidered (satin stitch, couched) netting; red ground, multi color and gold metallic, maroon lining, yellow beads; 9 figures about 33 inches high with life-sized heads and 5 small figures, animals, insects, birds. Gold metallic and multi color embroidery in satin stitch and couching on red wool ground. Some ribbon applique. 1 3/4 inch ribbon borders top and each end. Fringe with bead at bottom. Possibly a theater hanging. 38 in. wide, 3 yards 31 in. long, 9 in. fringe at bottom.