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Hearst Museum object titled Appliqued panel, accession number 9-23420, described as Cloth. Burgundy with a border of black cloth. Five repeating appliqué patterns of indigo linen. Appliqué edged with braided embroidery thread. Same braided embroidery between burgundy ground and black boarder. Non-traditional appliqué. Made for sale.

Hearst Museum object titled Baby carrier, accession number 9-23360, described as Hmong baby carrier. Red baby carrier with geometric appliqué in red, green, black, white and embroidery at the top part on yellow.

Hearst Museum object titled Baby carrier, accession number 9-23359, described as Red baby carrier with an horizontal banner on top with swirly embroidery and appliqué and vertical middle section with geometric appliqué.

Hearst Museum object titled Bag, accession number 9-23313, described as Bag Decorated symmetrically front and back with red fabric appliqué vegetal designs edged in white braided cord. Top center are red and white appliqué stripes with braided cord. Also three long red and white pompoms. 5 pompoms alternating red and white on bottom of bag. 3" up shoulder strap are red and yellow yarn tassels (one missing). Body of bag is fabric striped in black, white, yellow, red, blue, green.

Hearst Museum object titled Banner, accession number 9-23428, described as Thai temple banner of a temple in Thailand scene, with some plants and birds represented. The background is beige with embroidery in green, hanging on the end.

Hearst Museum object titled Belt decoration, accession number 9-23674a,b, described as Belt decoration, roughly matching, shaped like a bell hanging from a ribbon 2/3 the bell's height. Each side of each bell is embroidered on the top three edges in a geometric pattern of pink and white. Inside of bells are bright vegetal designs (and possibly moths and birds?) on a dark ground. a) hangs from a ribbon with flowers on a vine, edged in geometric embroidery. b) hangs from a ribbon with geometric embroidery edged in black.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Blouse, accession number 9-22740, described as black cotton "huipil" style blouse decorated with red, yellow, white and blue woven bands and embroidery in rosettes filling lower half of blouse. rosettes are red and yellow with seed accents. seeds are attached in groupings of 2, 5 and in zig-zags. along sides, center front and center back a red band and decorative groups of seeds decorate the edges of the sleve openings; center seams and side seams. fringes are attached at each side of the embroidered lower segment of the blouse. Donor collected while visiting the village where object was made. gift from her hostess.

Hearst Museum object titled Charm, accession number 9-23305, described as Embroidered boar's tusks Embroidery in pink, blue, yellow, green and black.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Coat, accession number 9-15870, described as Coat. Silk, metal wrapped yarns, cotton lining, leather belt. Twill weave, brocaded. Red ground, varicolored designs. Floral motives. Labeled "Ramsey & Company, Bangkok Army Contractors". 28 inch long, 26½ inch collar to cuff edge.

Hearst Museum object titled Collar fragment, accession number 9-23382, described as Collar fragment. White, pink, green, yellow and black appliqué. Pink and purple embroidery. Thin appliqué with right angles.

Hearst Museum object titled Appliqued panel, accession number 9-23420, described as Cloth. Burgundy with a border of black cloth. Five repeating appliqué patterns of indigo linen. Appliqué edged with braided embroidery thread. Same braided embroidery between burgundy ground and black boarder. Non-traditional appliqué. Made for sale.

Appliqued panel

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Hearst Museum object titled Baby carrier, accession number 9-23360, described as Hmong baby carrier. Red baby carrier with geometric appliqué in red, green, black, white and embroidery at the top part on yellow.

Baby carrier

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Hearst Museum object titled Baby carrier, accession number 9-23359, described as Red baby carrier with an horizontal banner on top with swirly embroidery and appliqué and vertical middle section with geometric appliqué.

Baby carrier

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Hearst Museum object titled Bag, accession number 9-23313, described as Bag Decorated symmetrically front and back with red fabric appliqué vegetal designs edged in white braided cord. Top center are red and white appliqué stripes with braided cord. Also three long red and white pompoms. 5 pompoms alternating red and white on bottom of bag. 3" up shoulder strap are red and yellow yarn tassels (one missing). Body of bag is fabric striped in black, white, yellow, red, blue, green.

Bag

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Hearst Museum object titled Banner, accession number 9-23428, described as Thai temple banner of a temple in Thailand scene, with some plants and birds represented. The background is beige with embroidery in green, hanging on the end.

Banner

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Hearst Museum object titled Belt decoration, accession number 9-23674a,b, described as Belt decoration, roughly matching, shaped like a bell hanging from a ribbon 2/3 the bell's height. Each side of each bell is embroidered on the top three edges in a geometric pattern of pink and white. Inside of bells are bright vegetal designs (and possibly moths and birds?) on a dark ground. a) hangs from a ribbon with flowers on a vine, edged in geometric embroidery. b) hangs from a ribbon with geometric embroidery edged in black.

Belt decoration

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Blouse

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Hearst Museum object titled Charm, accession number 9-23305, described as Embroidered boar's tusks Embroidery in pink, blue, yellow, green and black.

Charm

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Coat

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Hearst Museum object titled Collar fragment, accession number 9-23382, described as Collar fragment. White, pink, green, yellow and black appliqué. Pink and purple embroidery. Thin appliqué with right angles.

Collar fragment

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