Object name: Yarn painting / Culture or time period: Mesoamerican peoples / Materials: Wood (plant material) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting, accession number 3-30757, described as HUICHOL YARN PAINTING: Colors: blue (background), red, orange, black, green, yellow, red & blue grey. Three figures along the bottom (red, green & yellow), 1 figure at upper center (blue-grey) and 1 figure at right (green). Three figures – 2 circular and one a decorated rectangle with protuberances for each corner, as well as 3 figures that resemble tree branches are in 3 corners. Otilia Pinedo Lopez - artist

Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting, accession number 3-30758, described as HUICHOL YARN PAINTING: Colors: green & brick red (background), red, orange, green, yellow, fuchsia, yellow, & white. A figure is on the right side; a stylized serpent or snake loops from top to left to bottom (blue & white). Yellow branch like figures are in the loop of the serpent. Piece is bordered with day-glow green and brick red. Otilia Pinedo Lopez – artist

Hearst Museum object titled Yarn painting, accession number 3-30756, described as HUICHOL YARN PAINTING: Colors: blue & teal (background), red, orange, white, black green, yellow, fuchsia, and brick red. Two figures are in the lower corners, one holding a bow and arrow. Two rectangular figures with 4 green protuberances above, are immediately above the heads of the 2 figures. At center is a figure (per description, a peyote) composed of a green trapezoid w/ a round base to which 6 protuberances are attached. Above the figure are 3 yellow roundels, and a band of multicolored yarn. Otilia Pinedo Lopez - artist