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Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 3-27263, described as Hair ornament. Loosely twisted pink cord, multi-colored pompoms with tassels and multi-colored beads. Length 188 cm. Mexico, Sierra de Puebla (attributed to San Pablito by Alejandro de Avila Blomberg, 1984). Native name and meaning: “cordon con chaquira” Wool yarn, beads Context of use: to be braided into the hair of women. These cords were made for the tourist trade; this piece shows the coarser workmanship and garish colors now used. -- A. de A. Blomberg, 1984 See also 3-28841-42

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 1-10545a, no description available.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 1-10545b, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornaments, accession number 1-934, described as Pair of hair ties/ornaments. Leather with juniper berry, beargrass and glass bead fringe. At end of fringe are cut oblong abalone shells. Glass beads include blue and red beads.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Hair pendants, accession number 1-969, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 3-27263, described as Hair ornament. Loosely twisted pink cord, multi-colored pompoms with tassels and multi-colored beads. Length 188 cm. Mexico, Sierra de Puebla (attributed to San Pablito by Alejandro de Avila Blomberg, 1984). Native name and meaning: “cordon con chaquira” Wool yarn, beads Context of use: to be braided into the hair of women. These cords were made for the tourist trade; this piece shows the coarser workmanship and garish colors now used. -- A. de A. Blomberg, 1984 See also 3-28841-42

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Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornaments, accession number 1-934, described as Pair of hair ties/ornaments. Leather with juniper berry, beargrass and glass bead fringe. At end of fringe are cut oblong abalone shells. Glass beads include blue and red beads.

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