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Hearst Museum object titled Yarn, accession number 16-9714a,b, described as a and b) skeins of cotton; Pchogru Taliri Yoshmokaluru: dyed in Taliri; used for stripes in bags and cushmas.

Hearst Museum object titled Yarn, accession number 16-9713a,b, described as Skeins of cotton Sakto-Puchogru Pushka-ga Yoshmokaluru; dipped in Pushka dye; used for stripes in bags and cushmas.

Hearst Museum object titled Yarn, accession number 16-9668, described as Length of dark cotton string Gijixi Gimaxikole Tsa; used in weaving; tied around threads so threads won't get mixed up if weaving sticks fall out.

Hearst Museum object titled Yarn, accession number 16-9675, described as Ball of white cotton thread; Jiwru Chiyo (soft ball of spun thread); used for all kinds of weaving except for hammocks and belts (occasionally used for these purposes).

Hearst Museum object titled Yarn, accession number 16-9672, described as Ball of bluish grey cotton thread; Jiwru Sagi; Ksajir Sagi (spun ball, black ball); for weaving black stripe in cloth.

Hearst Museum object titled Yarn, accession number 16-9666, described as Unseeded dark cotton; Plo-mko (plo:bird of light brown color, mko: fleece, fluff) used only for bags, little boy's robes, and for weaving strips in cloth.

Hearst Museum object titled Yarn, accession number 16-9667, described as Unseeded yellow cotton; Gimko; Pwalalolo-mko; used for all woven objects: men's robes, slings, women's shirts, bag, etc.