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Hearst Museum object titled Copper & cloth, accession number 4-2773, described as Fragments of copper wrapped in cloth.

Hearst Museum object titled Crocodile mummy, accession number 6-21629c, described as Crocodile mummy with separate carved wood head; three extant legs; length of head: 10.1 cm; length body 32 cm; x-ray shows no animal bones

Hearst Museum object titled Doll with costume, accession number 7-399, described as Female doll showing peasant’s costume of Delsbo Parish, Halsingland. "1915" embroidered on purse and in brass.

Hearst Museum object titled Embroidery sample, accession number 9-22868, described as Fabric panel with embroidery of birds in abstract circular formation - multicolored on black fabric face and royal blue verso backing. Embroidery on face has four pairs of birds in a circular pattern around a center circle containing a flower. Embroidery threads are bronze, gold, cream, black, purple, brown, orange and teal.

Hearst Museum object titled Embroidery sample, accession number 9-22867, described as Fabric sample with machine embroidered dragon design in cream and light blue on reflective black satin panel. Verso has a matte finish and center area that contains a panel, 7.75" x 5.5" of pieced and glued multicolored plaid backing to support the embroidery. There are three Chinese characters on top center of the verso plaid panel.

Hearst Museum object titled Fabric, accession number 9-22872, described as Ink on linen/cotton fabric: abstract bird design Heavy, linen/cotton, cream colored fabric with abstract design traced in black ink. Tracings are only on the face and appear to be hand done.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fabric, accession number 9-22871, described as Ink on linen/cotton fabric: butterfly/moth design with center circular pattern. Heavy, linen/cotton, cream colored fabric with abstract design traced in black ink. Tracings are only on the face and appear to be hand done. Face design has a center circular design with 16 complete circles, ever increasing in size. Circles are lines, dots, Xs, and petal/leaf shapes. There are four abstract butterflies and four flowers that surround the center circle.

Hearst Museum object titled Hat, accession number 9-23372, described as Hmong baby hat, black velvet pompoms, embroidery, metal decorations, beads. Lined. Body of had made with factory patterned textile. Band of appliqué with cross stitching over, yarn pompoms, strings of plastic and metal beads ending in metal tabs.

Hearst Museum object titled Mat, accession number 5-158, described as Mat, rectangular shape, tassels at each end, decorated in longitudinal stripes, asymmetric, dark brown, black, green and plain colors. L. 202 cm., W. 50 cm. Made for tourists. Conservation: moistened and flattened (1975). Note: Black dyed strips are broken and shredded at fold, dye apparently weakens fiber (raffia). Loom woven raffia, dyed.

Hearst Museum object titled Painting, accession number 9-11353, described as Painting, religious; canvas, various colors of paint; used for contemplation, or religious meditation. Height: 65 cm, Width/breadth: 48 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Copper & cloth, accession number 4-2773, described as Fragments of copper wrapped in cloth.

Copper & cloth

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Hearst Museum object titled Crocodile mummy, accession number 6-21629c, described as Crocodile mummy with separate carved wood head; three extant legs; length of head: 10.1 cm; length body 32 cm; x-ray shows no animal bones

Crocodile mummy

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Hearst Museum object titled Doll with costume, accession number 7-399, described as Female doll showing peasant’s costume of Delsbo Parish, Halsingland. "1915" embroidered on purse and in brass.

Doll with costume

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Hearst Museum object titled Embroidery sample, accession number 9-22868, described as Fabric panel with embroidery of birds in abstract circular formation - multicolored on black fabric face and royal blue verso backing. Embroidery on face has four pairs of birds in a circular pattern around a center circle containing a flower. Embroidery threads are bronze, gold, cream, black, purple, brown, orange and teal.

Embroidery sample

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Hearst Museum object titled Embroidery sample, accession number 9-22867, described as Fabric sample with machine embroidered dragon design in cream and light blue on reflective black satin panel. Verso has a matte finish and center area that contains a panel, 7.75" x 5.5" of pieced and glued multicolored plaid backing to support the embroidery. There are three Chinese characters on top center of the verso plaid panel.

Embroidery sample

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Hearst Museum object titled Fabric, accession number 9-22872, described as Ink on linen/cotton fabric: abstract bird design Heavy, linen/cotton, cream colored fabric with abstract design traced in black ink. Tracings are only on the face and appear to be hand done.

Fabric

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Fabric

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Hearst Museum object titled Hat, accession number 9-23372, described as Hmong baby hat, black velvet pompoms, embroidery, metal decorations, beads. Lined. Body of had made with factory patterned textile. Band of appliqué with cross stitching over, yarn pompoms, strings of plastic and metal beads ending in metal tabs.

Hat

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Hearst Museum object titled Mat, accession number 5-158, described as Mat, rectangular shape, tassels at each end, decorated in longitudinal stripes, asymmetric, dark brown, black, green and plain colors. L. 202 cm., W. 50 cm. Made for tourists. Conservation: moistened and flattened (1975). Note: Black dyed strips are broken and shredded at fold, dye apparently weakens fiber (raffia). Loom woven raffia, dyed.

Mat

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Hearst Museum object titled Painting, accession number 9-11353, described as Painting, religious; canvas, various colors of paint; used for contemplation, or religious meditation. Height: 65 cm, Width/breadth: 48 cm

Painting

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2.0 Use not specified (Secular Dress and Accoutrements, and Adornment)5 objects
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