Object type: ethnography / Collector: Theos C. Bernard / Function: 4.1 Dwellings and Furnishings - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Blanket, accession number 9-22165, described as striped heavy cotton blanket, woven in 3 narrow panels. 4.5cm wide brick-red stripes, centered with a narrow black/white band, alternate with multi-colored bands (black, white green, saffron, fuschia, blue/purple). center band at each of multi-colored group of stripes is a woven, patterned band. fringed at each end. 1 cm from each end is an applied band of black/white.

Hearst Museum object titled Blanket, accession number 9-22166, described as striped, heavy cotton blanket woven in 3 narrow panels. 3.5-5.5cm wide brick-red stripes alternate with multicolored bands (black, white, saffron, blue/purple, green). center band of each multi-colored group at stripes is a woven patterned band. fringed on each end.

Hearst Museum object titled Blanket, accession number 9-22311, described as brown ground with pink flowers with red centers, orange and yellow stems and green leaves. yellow 4 painted with orange, red and brown details, in each corner. fringes cut; coarse weave.

Hearst Museum object titled Blanket, accession number 9-22175, described as white felt rug or blanket fringed with natural hair, rounded corners.

Hearst Museum object titled Blanket, accession number 9-22176, described as brown ground with yellow flowers, with orange and purple centers; orange and red stems and green leaves. fringes on each end, one uncut. coarse weave.

Hearst Museum object titled Blanket, accession number 9-22168, described as stripes heavy cotton blanket, woven in 3 panels. 3cm wide blue/purple stripes alternate with multi-colored bands (green, yellow, black, fuchsia, white, salmon). center band at each multi-colored group of stripes is a woven, patterned band. (9) warp fringes at each end.

Hearst Museum object titled Blanket, accession number 9-22167, described as striped heavy cotton blanket, woven in 3 narrow panels. 3cm wide blue/purple stripes alternate with multi-colored bands (green, yellow, black, fuchsia, white, salmon). center band at each multicolored group of stripes is a woven, patterned band (9) warp fringes at each end. about 1cm from each is an applied narrow band of blue and fuchsia.

Hearst Museum object titled Canopy, accession number 9-22157, described as canopy formed with a central panel of confronting diagrams embroidered in gold thread centered on several Chinese motifs and with a sacred mountain, clouds and waves border at one end on an orange ground. dragons are grasping flaming jewels plus 2 additional flaming jewels at top of panel. center panel bordered on 2 sides by rectangular panels of brocaded silk decorated with waves and cloaks, plus one dragon and flaming jewel. background is caramel colored with yellow/blue/green, white/gray/pink brocade. this central motif is bordered with a yellow brocade cloud motif border 30.0 cm wide with central panels of dragons. both borders feature dragons, clouds and flaming jewels plus wave/clouds/sacred mountains border at base of each blue dragon panel. a pleated ruffle of yellow-green and rust silk hangs downward where the canopy is suspended. far outer edges on all sides are pale blue silk with card binding. backed with panels of natural canvas and rust colored heavy silk. leather straps attached to each corner for hanging.

Hearst Museum object titled Hanging, accession number 9-22150, described as navy blue wool ground to which a light blue has been applied then embroidered in gold thread. each side of the light band is thin embroidered with gold, pink and white. 2 identical bands are joined at center to form the finished piece. black velvet bands 5 cm wide have been applied to each and then finished with maroon fringes. sides are finished with narrow gold fringe.

Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry cabinet, accession number 9-22095, described as This is a modern chinese jewelry cabinet in the form of an antique bureau. It's recent manufacture can be seen in the thin venear used in the drawer bottoms. Inside are five drawers lined with green Chinese brocade.