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Hearst Museum object titled Basket form, accession number 9-23067, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Beads, ojime, accession number 9-18768, described as Beads, ojime, (21), in shape of human crania; strung with cord through foramen magnum to top of skull; one large (H 2.1 cm) ojime at center, two small (0.8 cm) ones near large one; remainder H 1.5 cm); doubled nylon cord descending from base of large cranium, bunched together with round ivory (?) bead. L overall 33.2 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 9-18916, described as Bowl, wood, lacquered; footed; black lacquer exterior with scroll design in red and yellow; red interior with three-part circular black design at bottom; used to serve individuals. Used with saucer 9-18917

Hearst Museum object titled Box and lid, accession number 9-113, described as Black, varnished, rectangular, covered box with green ribbon tie-string. Length 14 inches, Width 13 inches, Height 8 inches

Hearst Museum object titled Bucket (oke) and raw material, accession number 9-23083a,b, described as Wood bucket (oke) bound with bamboo hoops in two places, half-filled with raw material

Hearst Museum object titled Carrying frame, shoi-bashigo, accession number 9-23101, described as A backpack frame (shoi-bashigo) used for carrying heavy loads on the back.

Hearst Museum object titled Carrying frame, shoi-bashigo, accession number 9-23098, described as A wooden backpack frame (shoi-bashigo) used for carrying heavy loads on the back.

Hearst Museum object titled Carrying frame, shoi-bashigo, accession number 9-23100a,b, described as A backpack frame (shoi-bashigo) and a glove (found with frame) used for carrying heavy loads on the back.

Hearst Museum object titled Carrying frame, shoi-bashigo, accession number 9-23099, described as A backpack frame (shoi-bashigo) used for carrying heavy loads.

Hearst Museum object titled Chair, accession number 9-87, described as Large folding priest’s chair. Carved ebony, lacquered red and gold, metal bound, leather seat; Height 44 inches, Width 35 inches

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