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Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 9-23275, described as Red cloth for wedding hat. Light linen cloth dyed red. Trimmed on three edges with thin appliqué stripes of blue, red, white and brown. Final edge trimmed in blue. Two brown tassels at each corner. Tassels hang from strings of beads.

Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 3-29232, described as Textile/ utility cloth/ tzute; red and white cotton warp face with abstracted double headed eagle design in varicolored brocading; zigzags, diamonds, rosettes, etc.; row of small birds above and below; four purple cotton corner tassels; 72.5 x 77.5 cm. Man's utility cloth; head covering, shoulder cloth, carrying cloth. Made in 1970's. Per Ann Rowe to wear the tzute, it is folded in half diagonally, with the fold low over the forehead. The two ends at the extremities of the fold are tied over the ends that hang down in back. The tassels often hang down in back; sometimes those from the tied corners hang down in front. Often the tzute is worn with the wrong side of the weaving facing out, presumably to protect the right side. For certain religious functions, the tzute is removed from the head and draped over the shoulders. Textile analysis form in accession envelope.

Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 10-1579, described as Small man's head clot; cotton plain weave; red; torn edges; 33 inches by 5 inches

Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 9-23472, described as Head cloth. Red cloth. Long sides edged in blue appliqué, green and brown embroidery, tassels and beads at corners.

Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 10-1780, described as Man's headcloth of red dotted trade material; cotton; folded from 36 inches square

Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 9-22596, described as navy blue panel decorated with 4 pointed 1/2 stars and stylized 8 pointed stars plus other star-like designs; dark red, green, maroon, salmon, white and gold. bound on all 4 sides with alternating red fabric. 1 corner adorned with 8 tassels of red and gold threads finished with 2 beads at the top of each (missing from 1). tie cords are attached to 2 opposing corners. 1 of decorative tape and one of hand made string.

Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 10-1578, described as Man's head cloth with bead pendants at each corner; cotton plain weave; red, white, polkadot, 35 inches by 35 inches

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 10-297, described as Transparent white cloth. Probably head cloth.

Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 9-21201, described as (#8 per Eric Crystal.) Woman’s head cloth. Rectangular cloth consisting of dark blue length of cloth with a piece of red cloth sewn on at each end. Entire cloth is asymmetrical. At one end, smaller piece of red cloth, woven in balanced plain weave, red warp and weft, (41cm x 12 cm), double thickness, has red, off-white, and gold plied threads sewn almost completely around its perimeter, except at two outer corners. Here, plied threads extend beyond cloth and thread ends are ravelled, and 2 layers red cloth are separated to form pockets containing thick tassels of red, off-white, and gold threads. Threads extend ~10cm beyond red cloth. Central blue cloth is undecorated except for sewn pattern of white zig-zag lines bordered on each side by rows of bright pink stitches, near red cloth with tassels. Blue cloth is 112cm L x 40.5 cm W; at other end, where sewn to larger piece of red cloth, cloth has been folded over to accommodate narrower (36.5cm) width of this red cloth. Larger (44.5 cm x 39 cm) red cloth sewn to this end blue cloth. This cloth balanced plain weave, red warp and weft, virtually completely covered with supplementary weft pattern in purple, yellow-green, green, gold, and off-white. Large central motif is multi-colored, woven as colored bands of continuous supplementary weft. Narrow multi-colored band of small motifs at each end of central pattern is woven as discontinuous supplementary weft. These narrow bands themselves are bordered by very narrow weft stripes. Outer end folded over and hemmed; fringe of plied bundles of pink and/or off-white threads sewn to hem. One fringe has remnant of bright pink fuzzy fiber tied around end. 166cmL x 40cm W for most of length; at tassels, cloth broadens to ~45 cm W.

Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 10-1580, described as Man's head clot; cotton plain weave; red; torn edges; 32 inches by 32 inches

Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 9-23275, described as Red cloth for wedding hat. Light linen cloth dyed red. Trimmed on three edges with thin appliqué stripes of blue, red, white and brown. Final edge trimmed in blue. Two brown tassels at each corner. Tassels hang from strings of beads.

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Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 3-29232, described as Textile/ utility cloth/ tzute; red and white cotton warp face with abstracted double headed eagle design in varicolored brocading; zigzags, diamonds, rosettes, etc.; row of small birds above and below; four purple cotton corner tassels; 72.5 x 77.5 cm. Man's utility cloth; head covering, shoulder cloth, carrying cloth. Made in 1970's. Per Ann Rowe to wear the tzute, it is folded in half diagonally, with the fold low over the forehead. The two ends at the extremities of the fold are tied over the ends that hang down in back. The tassels often hang down in back; sometimes those from the tied corners hang down in front. Often the tzute is worn with the wrong side of the weaving facing out, presumably to protect the right side. For certain religious functions, the tzute is removed from the head and draped over the shoulders. Textile analysis form in accession envelope.

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Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 10-1579, described as Small man's head clot; cotton plain weave; red; torn edges; 33 inches by 5 inches

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Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 9-23472, described as Head cloth. Red cloth. Long sides edged in blue appliqué, green and brown embroidery, tassels and beads at corners.

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Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 10-1780, described as Man's headcloth of red dotted trade material; cotton; folded from 36 inches square

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Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 9-22596, described as navy blue panel decorated with 4 pointed 1/2 stars and stylized 8 pointed stars plus other star-like designs; dark red, green, maroon, salmon, white and gold. bound on all 4 sides with alternating red fabric. 1 corner adorned with 8 tassels of red and gold threads finished with 2 beads at the top of each (missing from 1). tie cords are attached to 2 opposing corners. 1 of decorative tape and one of hand made string.

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Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 10-1578, described as Man's head cloth with bead pendants at each corner; cotton plain weave; red, white, polkadot, 35 inches by 35 inches

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Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 9-21201, described as (#8 per Eric Crystal.) Woman’s head cloth. Rectangular cloth consisting of dark blue length of cloth with a piece of red cloth sewn on at each end. Entire cloth is asymmetrical. At one end, smaller piece of red cloth, woven in balanced plain weave, red warp and weft, (41cm x 12 cm), double thickness, has red, off-white, and gold plied threads sewn almost completely around its perimeter, except at two outer corners. Here, plied threads extend beyond cloth and thread ends are ravelled, and 2 layers red cloth are separated to form pockets containing thick tassels of red, off-white, and gold threads. Threads extend ~10cm beyond red cloth. Central blue cloth is undecorated except for sewn pattern of white zig-zag lines bordered on each side by rows of bright pink stitches, near red cloth with tassels. Blue cloth is 112cm L x 40.5 cm W; at other end, where sewn to larger piece of red cloth, cloth has been folded over to accommodate narrower (36.5cm) width of this red cloth. Larger (44.5 cm x 39 cm) red cloth sewn to this end blue cloth. This cloth balanced plain weave, red warp and weft, virtually completely covered with supplementary weft pattern in purple, yellow-green, green, gold, and off-white. Large central motif is multi-colored, woven as colored bands of continuous supplementary weft. Narrow multi-colored band of small motifs at each end of central pattern is woven as discontinuous supplementary weft. These narrow bands themselves are bordered by very narrow weft stripes. Outer end folded over and hemmed; fringe of plied bundles of pink and/or off-white threads sewn to hem. One fringe has remnant of bright pink fuzzy fiber tied around end. 166cmL x 40cm W for most of length; at tassels, cloth broadens to ~45 cm W.

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Hearst Museum object titled Head cloth, accession number 10-1580, described as Man's head clot; cotton plain weave; red; torn edges; 32 inches by 32 inches

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