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Hearst Museum object titled Prayer rug, accession number 9-337, described as Prayer rug - arch at one end orients the rug in a single direction. This prayer niche or mihrab is probably adapted from mosque architecture.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 9-6489, described as Rug; pumpkin field; Persian shawl corners; long fringe; apron or selvage worn

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 9-342, described as Rug; early 19th century. Animal figures in each quarter of the gul occur in rugs of several Turkomen tribes as does the “curled leaf” boarder.

Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 9-6551, described as Rug; rusty, maroon-rose, & camel's hair brown; fretted border (1 blue-green fret & small guard); central circle with deer.

Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 9-16071, described as Band for tent, made of wool and cotton weft. Plain weave, single face brocaded; rows of weft twining, cut piles or Ghiordes knot. Natural ground coloring with varicolored floral and geometric motifs. 15 1/2 yards x 11 1/2 ". According to Nacy Norris-London, this is a tent band with pile decoration. Turkmen, Yomud, but possible Tekke; reason for Yomud attribution: dark colors, symmetrical knots, designs, red and blue edge wrapping. These pieces are hard to give precise attribution to, because different groups used similar designs and techniques.

Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 9-6552, described as Rug; field of persimmon, tomato and burnt orange; small [untranscribable symbols] repeat patterns overall; 162 inches x 129 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Prayer rug, accession number 9-337, described as Prayer rug - arch at one end orients the rug in a single direction. This prayer niche or mihrab is probably adapted from mosque architecture.

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Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 9-6551, described as Rug; rusty, maroon-rose, & camel's hair brown; fretted border (1 blue-green fret & small guard); central circle with deer.

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Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 9-16071, described as Band for tent, made of wool and cotton weft. Plain weave, single face brocaded; rows of weft twining, cut piles or Ghiordes knot. Natural ground coloring with varicolored floral and geometric motifs. 15 1/2 yards x 11 1/2 ". According to Nacy Norris-London, this is a tent band with pile decoration. Turkmen, Yomud, but possible Tekke; reason for Yomud attribution: dark colors, symmetrical knots, designs, red and blue edge wrapping. These pieces are hard to give precise attribution to, because different groups used similar designs and techniques.

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Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 9-6552, described as Rug; field of persimmon, tomato and burnt orange; small [untranscribable symbols] repeat patterns overall; 162 inches x 129 inches.

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4.1 Dwellings and Furnishings5 objects
5.1 Religion and Divination: Objects and garb associated with practices reflecting submission, devotion, obedience, and service to supernatural agencies1 objects

S1972-1973 #36: University Art Museum (UC Berkeley) (November 30, 1972–February 28, 1973)1 objects
S1988-1989 #39: Department of Anthropology (UC Berkeley) (April 12, 1989–April 14, 1989)1 objects
S1991-1992 #18: Hood Museum of Art (January 17, 1992–unknown)1 objects
S2015-2016 #2: Berkeley Art Museum (February 18, 2015–June 7, 2016)1 objects

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