Object class: Whorls (spindle flywheels) / Object type: ethnography - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Spindle and whorl, accession number 16-9663, described as Spinning stick and pottery whorl; Jiweue (spinning rod); a stick of palm Kiru wood; 9.5 inches long. Spindles and spinner's basket. Piro, Peru.

Hearst Museum object titled Spindle and whorl, accession number 16-9664, described as Spinning stick and pottery whorl; Jiweje (spinning rod); a stick of palm Kiru wood; 9.5 inches long. Spindles and spinner's basket. Piro, Peru.

Hearst Museum object titled Spindle and whorl, accession number 3-3418, described as Spindle, wood, tapered to point at each end; handpainted polychrome concentric rings; cylindrical ceramic whorl free floating on spindle shaft, handpainted; .75 cm diam at center, L 37.7 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Spindle and whorl, accession number 3-22477a,b, described as a) spindle b) clay spindle whorl

Hearst Museum object titled Spindle and whorl, accession number 3-3419, described as Spindle, wood, tapered to point at each end; handpainted polychrome concentric rings; cylindrical ceramic whorl free floating on spindle shaft, handpainted; .75 cm diam at center, L 35.7 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Spindle weight, accession number 10-1529, described as Lead spindle whorl, on 10-1528

Hearst Museum object titled Spindle whorl, accession number 5-2955f, described as Spindle whirls"; Mazari; clay; white ground with painted red, blue and green designs; attached to sticks 9 1/2 (24 cm) long.