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Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 3-28581, described as Mask, anthropomorphic: male. Flesh-clored base paint on leather. Long, wood hooked nose, red cheeks, black upward-curving mustache. 2 segmented horns with pink tips, bells and ribbons attached. Red vertical projection w/ white circles in center of head. Pointed ears, stitches around head. H 59.7 cm (from top of headress) W 61 cm. [acc: "old leather helmet mask"]

Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 3-28573, described as Mask; anthropomorphic. Multi-colored paint on wood. Red and black slanted eyes. Leather, leaf-shaped ears sticking out from sides. Pointed, upturned nose, and open mouth with bared teeth. Two lines on forehead. Eye slits below eyes. Height 20.5 cm; width 15.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Sandals, accession number 3-24312a,b, described as Sandals (pair); leather with thick sole and heel, pointed toe; appliqued leather pieces sewn to heel part of uppers; tooled designs outlined with grommets on front part of uppers; length 23 cm each