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Hearst Museum object titled Cord, accession number 3-28841, described as Cord. Twisted wool cord, magenta, two strings of multi-colored ball tassels attached to each end. L 143cm. To be braided into the hair of women.
Hearst Museum object titled Cord, accession number 3-30296, described as RGM long twisted cord made of fiber.
Hearst Museum object titled Cord, accession number 16-20301, described as cord; 187 cm long; 9 “flower bundles” along circular braided cord of handspun and dyed wool; flowers made of wool wrapped around wire; base of flowers formed by loosely spun wool in color layers; chain of flowers is 3 separate pieces, each with a loop handle at one end and tassels on the flower base at the other, looped together;
Hearst Museum object titled Cord, accession number 9-22492, described as pyjama cord; blue with orange thread double stitching that runs down length of cord (almost like stripes). along length of cord on one edge is black, 0.6cm thick. at each end of cord is 10.5cm of "tassle" that consists of threads wrapped together with white thread in 0.8cm sections punctuated with the blue threads exposed; 5 sections of exposed, bundled, blue threads ending with 4cm of tassle
Hearst Museum object titled Cord, accession number 5-835, described as Cord of human hair and sinew is wound around the head and sewn to the growing hair with enghuse string. Cattle horn splinters form the four horns and palm leaf strips the form the side brims. The cross between the back horns means that the marriage is not the first ones. The front horns and the top peak represent the bull. The back horns and shape represent the cow. Headdresses, bodies and clothing are all smeared with fat and red ochre.
Hearst Museum object titled Cord, accession number 3-28842, described as Cord. Strands of red wool loosely twisted together to form cord, ends wrapped with multi-colored bead work sections and yarn tassels. L 164 cm
Hearst Museum object titled Cords, accession number 3-28840a-f, described as Wool, twisted (somewhate felted), various color. A: L 340cm; B: L 136cm; C: L 122cm; D: L 122cm; E: L 122cm; F: L 104cm. To be braided into the hair of women.
Hearst Museum object titled Tie, accession number 9-10884, described as Rope; beaded; length ca. 116.5 cm.

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