Object class: Saddle blankets (blanket type) / Culture or time period: Southwestern Native American - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Saddle blanket, accession number 2-17193, described as Double saddle blanket; beige ground with central row of red geometric shapes, row with 3 black-outlined squares with T design in red; extra heavy tassels.

Hearst Museum object titled Saddle blanket, accession number 2-17197, described as Double saddle blanket (?) in grey, red and brown diamond twill.

Hearst Museum object titled Saddle blanket, accession number 2-64952, described as Saddle blanket; white yarn, crude example. Handspun yarn.

Hearst Museum object titled Saddle blanket, accession number 2-64954, described as Saddle blanket; white ground with tones of beige; central band with "arrowhead" designs; 2 bands of large black outlined serrated designs. Handspun wool.

Hearst Museum object titled Saddle blanket, accession number 2-17195, described as Double saddle blanket in diagonal twill; one half beige; one half light brown; 2 rows brown-outlined red diamonds, two-stepped corners in red, beige and brown.

Hearst Museum object titled Saddle blanket, accession number 2-10510, described as Fragment of diagonal twill saddle blanket

Hearst Museum object titled Saddle blanket, accession number 2-22390, described as Saddle blanket, hexagon design; 7-unit diamond twill in black, tan and white.

Hearst Museum object titled Saddle blanket, accession number 2-64927, described as Double saddle blanket; bands of white alternate with wide red bands with narrow stripes of orange and brown within; red has run into white; diagonal twill; handspun wool wefts, wool warps; original corner tassels. Handspun wool in diagonal twill; aniline dyes (red, orange), natural brown.

Hearst Museum object titled Saddle blanket, accession number 2-5708, described as Saddle blanket (double); diagonal twill; white ground with 12 bands (6 paired bands) of brown and rust. Made of wool. 3-ply selvage. Coarse, loose twill in this specimen is typically Puebloan (fide Joe Ben Wheat).