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Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 18-1752, described as batik textile; commercial batik textile; overall pattern of alternating 4-petal mustard and ecru flowers and 8-petaled orange, ecru, mustard flowers on a burnt orange ground forming diamond shapes. border imprint = "Batik Siddmukti-Indonesia" on an ecru band; hemmed.
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 18-1760, described as batik textile; commercial batik textile; yellow-tan ground with diagonal pattern made up of small spoked circles - each ca. 6.5cm wide separated by a narrow band of black and brown. intermittent white highlights throughout. border printed with simulated fringe pattern; hemmed. labels: 1) blue/white rectangular label "Puri Batik, Ramayana, Yogya-Indonesia"; 2) handwritten note "Parangkusuma
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 18-1756, described as batik textile; commercial, traditional style batik textile; ecru ground printed in blue and brown. appears to have used wax resist for initial dyeing then overprinted with navy blue; overall pattern of birds, wings, shield-like devices are connected by vegetal motifs. hemmed on both ends.
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 18-1746, described as batik textile; commercial batik textile. burnt orange with tjap-style pattern in blue-black, orange, brown, ecru, white with hemmed ends and narrow brown & ecru border. overall tiny dot and floral tjap-style design. label: aqua/pink/gold, "Keris P.T. Batik, Keris, Daft No. 24010, Solo, Indonesia, Prima Sima"
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 18-1740, described as textile; woven striped fabric; alternating white and colored (yellow, red, green, orange) woven with a geometric pattern using black weft threads to form pattern. fringed (warp) at end.
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 18-1743, described as batik textile; commercial batik textile; black ground with mustard-tan, ecru, white and brown, printed in tjap style design of florals plus tiny dots throughout. hemmed at each end with narrow mustard-tan and ecru band. label: aqua, pink and gold; "Keris, P.T. Batik Keris, Daft No. 24010, Solo Indonesia, Prima Sima
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 18-1751, described as batik textile map; batik panel with map of Indonesia, bordered on 4 sides by 26cm band in navy, ecru, brown in traditional batik patterned squares separated by narrow floral bands. map on dark navy ground with islands in ecru and brown. labels in stippled white throughout. label: "Keris, PT Batik Keris, Daft No 24010, Solo-Indonesia
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 18-1753, described as batik textile; commercial batik textile. overall pattern of alternating, 4-petal, mustard and ecru flowers and 8-petal, orange/ecru/mustard flowers on a burnt orange ground, forming diamond shapes. border imprint = "Batik Siddmukti-Indonesia" on an ecru band; hemmed.
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 18-1762, described as batik textile; commercial batik textile. Tjap-style pattern of florals and birds over-laying various traditional background motifs in brown, ecru, black, purple, pale yellow and white. end borders of ecru/black, brown/white in a zig-zag pattern, hemmed. stamped labels "textil motip batik" and "TBSN - JayaAbabi" label: handwritten note: "Tiga Negeri
Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 18-1739, described as beaded textile; red and black woven, striped fabric with short warp fringe at each end. beaded with green, white, yellow and red beads and each end in a floral and swirl pattern, plus 3 rows of red and green beads (0.7cm) just above fringe on each end. narrow 5.7cm band across the width of the fabric (yellow, white, green) at outer; 1.3cm intermittent band at 1/4 and 3/4 point in fabric, also yellow and white.

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