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Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 18-1062, described as Textile fragment; red ground (said to be blood) with straw-colored geometric designs; edges are tan and indigo; plainweave cotton (?); warp and weft ikat (double ikat). Textile fragment said to be 250 years old by dealer (Gagoeron Antiques and Primitif, Tenganan). Only two families in this village still make these double ikats. Length 1.07 m. Width 40 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 18-1498, described as Textile; four âwayangâ (puppet) figures in beige on indigo ground; one torn corner, one disintegrating corner; stains; multiple tears. Part of bolt of cloth with commercial design. 156.5 cm x 1 m.

Hearst Museum object titled Trunk, accession number 18-1242, described as Chest, wood, metal; carving. Hinged lid; four feet; lock; metal handles each side; fret meander, lower half of front, in relief; vine scrolls, upper half; apron, front and sides and feet also carved; plain sides and top; small compartment inside, right; dovetail joinery.

Hearst Museum object titled Umbrella, accession number 18-1524, described as Umbrella; oiled muslin; brown with blue spokes. Unadorned; black handle. Length 72 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Wall hanging, accession number 18-1499, described as Wall hanging (?); cotton batik, indigo and beige; large garuda repeats with varied small curvilinear and geometric fillers; so-called "Royal Pattern." Probably wall hanging in Indonesian home. Original tag says "#93 (Royal Pattern) Java 2 pieces." 208 x 351 cm. Conservation: Arrived in Museum in two pieces. Conservator repaired tears and diagonal cuts by patching with fusible polyester nonwoven fabric. Reversible with heat or alcohol.

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