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Hearst Museum object titled Loincloth, accession number 9-18235, described as Loincloth worn by Rhade men: long narrow length of cloth with a band of blue, green, red, black, yellow and white stripes running along each selvedge. Made from hand spun, handwoven cotton; plain weave, unknotted fringed ends; natural dyes (?); supplementary warp pattern bands.
Hearst Museum object titled Loincloth, accession number 18-49, described as Brown tapa breechclout.
Hearst Museum object titled Loincloth, accession number 9-12982, described as Loin cloth for me; plain plaid in purple, green, yellow, red, white; materials/techniques: cotton; hand-woven.
Hearst Museum object titled Loincloth, accession number 5-683, described as Hide loincloth (moushla) decorated with beads.
Hearst Museum object titled Loincloth, accession number 4-5835b, no description available.
Hearst Museum object titled Loincloth, accession number 9-12980, described as Loin cloth for men; black, yellow, brown, green check with warp ikat, red selvage; materials/techniques: cotton, hand-woven; ikat
Hearst Museum object titled Loincloth, accession number 10-3099, described as Loincloth in process; white cotton, total length 231 centimeters
Hearst Museum object titled Loincloth, accession number 10-2834, described as Loincloth; cotton; 270 by 29.3 centimeters
Hearst Museum object titled Loincloth, accession number 10-3006, described as Loin cloth; black plain weave with white stripes on wrap
Hearst Museum object titled Loincloth, accession number 10-3392, no description available.

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