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Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 5-4109, described as Woman's hair ornament; ostrich egg shell beads strung to form a flat band (with the bead edges up); 8.5 cm x 4.0 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 3-27263, described as Hair ornament. Loosely twisted pink cord, multi-colored pompoms with tassels and multi-colored beads. Length 188 cm. Mexico, Sierra de Puebla (attributed to San Pablito by Alejandro de Avila Blomberg, 1984). Native name and meaning: “cordon con chaquira” Wool yarn, beads Context of use: to be braided into the hair of women. These cords were made for the tourist trade; this piece shows the coarser workmanship and garish colors now used. -- A. de A. Blomberg, 1984 See also 3-28841-42

Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 9-11207, described as hair ornament; twisted red cotton thread with three tassels of gold and silver tinsel and red artificial silk floss; Length 63 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 5-4245, described as Circular hair ornament (langaz) of squirrel tail hairs bound together at base; affixed to cordage loop; diameter ornament only 10 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 9-13156, described as Plume; magenta, green and white wool pom-poms on stick; goat hair.

Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 9-13155, described as Tuft; 5 feathers; white and brown goat hair; wool pom-pom.

Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 9-10984, described as jewelry, women’s - hair ornament; nickel and enamel, many pieces linked;

Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 11-42452, no description available.

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Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 5-4248, described as Circular hair ornament (langaz) of squirrel tail hairs bound together at base; affixed to bark; diameter 8 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 5-4109, described as Woman's hair ornament; ostrich egg shell beads strung to form a flat band (with the bead edges up); 8.5 cm x 4.0 cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 3-27263, described as Hair ornament. Loosely twisted pink cord, multi-colored pompoms with tassels and multi-colored beads. Length 188 cm. Mexico, Sierra de Puebla (attributed to San Pablito by Alejandro de Avila Blomberg, 1984). Native name and meaning: “cordon con chaquira” Wool yarn, beads Context of use: to be braided into the hair of women. These cords were made for the tourist trade; this piece shows the coarser workmanship and garish colors now used. -- A. de A. Blomberg, 1984 See also 3-28841-42

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Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 9-11207, described as hair ornament; twisted red cotton thread with three tassels of gold and silver tinsel and red artificial silk floss; Length 63 cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 5-4245, described as Circular hair ornament (langaz) of squirrel tail hairs bound together at base; affixed to cordage loop; diameter ornament only 10 cm.

Hair ornament

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Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 9-13156, described as Plume; magenta, green and white wool pom-poms on stick; goat hair.

Hair ornament

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Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 9-13155, described as Tuft; 5 feathers; white and brown goat hair; wool pom-pom.

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Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 9-10984, described as jewelry, women’s - hair ornament; nickel and enamel, many pieces linked;

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Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 11-42452, no description available.

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Hearst Museum object titled Hair ornament, accession number 5-4248, described as Circular hair ornament (langaz) of squirrel tail hairs bound together at base; affixed to bark; diameter 8 cm.

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