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Hearst Museum object titled Band, accession number 3-28176, described as Strip from belt? Wool, plus hair or maguey? Plain weave, embroidered in pile technique, braided fringe with tassels. Varicolored. 2 1/8 by 10 inches. Geometric motives. January 1969 Condition good.

Hearst Museum object titled Band, accession number 3-28178, described as Belt. Wool. Plain weave, fringed. Red. 2.75 by 100 inches. January 1969 Condition good.

Hearst Museum object titled Band, accession number 3-28218, described as [ cat card DESCRIPTION: Belt? Materials: Wool Technique: Warp faced pattern weave, uncut fringes Colors: Varicolored Dimensions: 2 1/4 x 52 " Remarks: Bird, animal, geometric motives]

Hearst Museum object titled Band, accession number 3-28220, described as [ cat card DESCRIPTION: Headband? Materials: Wool Technique: Warp faced pattern weave, uncut fringes Colors: Varicolored Dimensions: 3/4 x 6 yards 3" Remarks: ]

Hearst Museum object titled Bed covering, accession number 3-39, described as Bed covering (zabana); twill weave; cotton and wool; red, yellow, dark blue and green stripes; ends machine hemmed; approximately 1 m 32 cm wide, 2 m long

Hearst Museum object titled Belt, accession number 3-28221, described as [ cat card DESCRIPTION:Belt Materials: Wool, cotton Technique: Warp faced pattern weave, uncut fringes Colors: Black and white, a little yellow, purple, red Dimensions: 5 1/8 x 51" Remarks: Geometric motives ]

Hearst Museum object titled Chamarro, accession number 3-12, described as Chamarro of native; wool; twill and tapestry weaves; brown, white, red, blue; long fringe; approximately 2 m long and 90 cm wide REMARKS: Ornamentation ancient

Hearst Museum object titled Chamarro, accession number 3-122, described as Indian zarape or chamarro; 3-122 the same as 3-121 above except that a natural brown instead of black wool was used; it appears older and more worn, also less heavy; approximately 1 m 68 cm long plus 20 cm fringe, 81 cm wide [3-121 tapestry and twill weaves; natural black and white wool with red and blue dyed design in red, white, and blue; also black and white twill pattern; warp form fringes on ends]

Hearst Museum object titled Chamarro, accession number 3-121, described as Indian zarape or chamarro; 3-121 tapestry and twill weaves; natural black and white wool with red and blue dyed design in red, white, and blue; also black and white twill pattern; warp form fringes on ends; approximately 1 m 58 cm long plus 20 cm fringe at ends; approximately 92 cm wide

Hearst Museum object titled Child's belt, accession number 3-85, described as Child’s waistband or faja; brocaded with wool yarn; multicolored with any designs; warp braided together at ends; approximately 1 m 70 cm long, 4 cm wide