Object class: Main garments for the lower body / Collector: Rachel Gould Mossman / Function: 2.1 Daily Garb - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

Start Over Object class Main garments for the lower body Collector Rachel Gould Mossman Function 2.1 Daily Garb

Hearst Museum object titled Pants, accession number 3-30240, described as RGM man's pants with quetzal (?) bird with colorful plumage embroidered on material made of purple and white stripes; waist is unfinished.

Hearst Museum object titled Skirt, accession number 9-21616, described as Skirt; Imperial Era; L=99.0cm; W=62cm (at waist), 108 cm (at hem): Cream silk w/ blue floral tape and black ribbon trim on pleats; each pleat has both tape and ribbon sewn lengthwise . Center front and back panels of fine embroidery on the bottom of cream silk brocade fabric, bordered with blue floral tape and black ribbon; front panel was blue flowers and butterflies; embroidered panels are line with blue-green fabric. 17cm wide waist band of heavy cotton fabric is attached to skirt

Hearst Museum object titled Skirt, accession number 9-21483, described as Tube skirt: Two panels hand stitched together then joined vertically to form a tube; woven; orange yellow warp with thin stripe of dark green on each selvage and 4 thin stripes of light blue; dark green, brown, yellow, and red weft ikat in floral motifs; cloth woven in greenish weft with exception of 25cm center oanel woven in brown weft ikat; overall iridescent shading of green orange and burgundy yellow. L=117cm x W=95cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Skirt, accession number 16-20295, described as Skirt; 81 cm l. four red-pink wool panels hand stitched together (each 72 cm w.) at selvedges; gathered at top into 3 cm. white cotton machine stitched to 6.5 cm green and white striped waistband; 11 cm opening at waist; 2 white ties 70 and 73cm. at waist. 7 cm lower border on skirt of same material as skirt, defined by a row of blue stitching with embroidery(machine?) with motif of flowers and hearts; saw toothed border backed by blue and white plaid cotton material stitched at the 7 cm. lower border.

Hearst Museum object titled Skirt, accession number 9-21473, described as Tube skirt: Two panels hand and sewn together into a tube; plain weave; warp striped (orange, yellow, aqua, and black) and weft patterned ikan (black, white, and burgundy); orange weft in main area; broad center band of burgundy with green stripes in warp; ikat patterning is largely pale floral with diagonal spots in dark red; wavy broken patterns in purple area. L=118.5 x W=93cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Skirt, accession number 9-21484, described as Tube skirt: Two pieces handsewn together the joined to form tube; plain weave; dark red with warp white ikat open ovals, with red, dark green, or yellow central areas; one broad central panel of dark blue/purple weft, creating iridescent effect, with sinuous white, vine-like patterns and red, yellow, and green flower shapes; woven pin-strip and ikot borders on top and bottom edges. L=113cm x W=94cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Skirt, accession number 3-30245, described as RGM blue skirt circle (not gathered at the waist) with machine-made seams and 5 bands of embroidered multicolored flowers running around piece; material is slick.

Hearst Museum object titled Skirt, accession number 9-21482, described as Tube skirt: Two pieces sewn together horizontally then joined vertally to form a tube. Plain weave; dark olive green with floral wrap ikat pattern in orange, blue, white, dark blue, green, and magenta; darker olive green central band with larger, similar patterns; 2.5cm border of weft ikat in blue, blue/green, white, pink, blue-red, yellow, and white on selvage edges. L=113cm x W=96.5cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Skirt, accession number 9-21474, described as Tube skirt: Two pieces seamed together horizontally and vertically; plain weave; red-brown and brown striped background with blue, black, and white outlined repeating squares; warp ikat yellow, blue, green, and white chevrons; 26cm wide blue front panel with ikat weft dyed white stripes. L=132cm x W=94cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Skirt, accession number 9-21489, described as Tube skirt; 2 woven pieces handsewn together horizontally, then seamed vertically to form a tube; plain weave; supplemental weft geometric design; blue-green background with plaid design with red and turquoise blue stripes; iridescent; central decorative panel of yellow, and red-purple stylized flower motifs border a center panel woven with alternating black and white "spool" shaped forms on either side of red and pale yellow geometric flower designs. Alternating black and white squares in blocks of 4 are placed within squares on one side of the central panel. L=129cm x W=97cm