Object class: Puppets (recreational artifacts) / Culture or time period: Indian - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 9-11063, described as Puppet; wood, cloth; 44 cm length; 16 cm width

Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 9-11339, described as puppet, snake (cobra); wood, stain, cloth (cotton); 153 cm length; 10 cm width at widest point.

Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 9-11341, described as puppet, in form of crocodile; wood, cotton cloth, cotton stuffing; 61 cm length; 17 cm width

Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 9-11124, described as puppet representing monkey on stick; cotton, tissue, stick, wire, paper; 52 cm length; 11 cm width

Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 9-11377, described as Puppet, shadow; goat skin, cut and painted; 51 cm length; 41.4 cm width; This scene, from the Mahabharata, shows Draupadi being undressed by her husband's enemies, though unsuccessfully. The scene is called chirharan.

Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 9-11342, described as puppet, in form of horse; wood body, cotton cloth trappings; 35 cm length; 37 cm height

Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 9-11379, described as Puppet, shadow;; goat skin, cut and painted 67 cm length; 54.5 cm width this scene shows a demon, probably Ravana being carried in chains on elephants, from the epic Ramayana.

Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 9-11340, described as puppet, in shape of camel; cotton cloth stuffed with cotton; 60 cm length; 38 cm width

Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 9-11376, described as Puppet, shadow; Goat skin cut and painted; 555.5 cm length ; 39 cm width; this scene shows Sita and Lakshman; in the Ramayana epic, Sita is Rama's wife Lakshman is his brother.

Hearst Museum object titled Puppet, accession number 9-11375, described as Puppet, shadow, goat skin, cut and painted; 44.5 cm length; 34.3 cm width; this scene shows Ram's guru, Vishwamitra, Ram and Sita with attendant.