trunk- textiles
Displaying 1 - 17 of 17
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1 | ED1998.8.13 | Vest | Woolen poncho style cardigan, open in the front with ties. Beige with black and grey geometric design on back. |
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2 | ED2002.2.1 | Blanket | Woolen blanket, mainly beige with multi-color design. |
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3 | ED2019- | Scarf | Tibetian scarf |
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4 | ED2019-102 | Kite | Silk fish kite |
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5 | ED2019-105 | Pelt | Tanned rabbit pelt |
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6 | ED2019-134 | Obi | Green silk obi |
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7 | ED2019-135 | Kimono | Heavyweight kimono. Brown with white leaf and flower pattern. |
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8 | ED2019-138 | Obi | Brown obi with white chain design on one side, white brick design on the other. |
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9 | ED2019-139 | Kimono | None |
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10 | ED2019-140 | Koshihimo | 6 Pink Koshihimo Belts. A-F. Koshihimo are soft, wide strings, usually pink or white, used to tie the kimono or yukata and keep it from opening. |
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11 | ED2019-144 | Obi-Ita | Pink Floral Waist band. An obi-ita is a stuctured band with a thin elestic band on either side that goes over the obi to help keep it straight. |
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12 | ED2019-145 | Obi | Obi makura. Small, padded pillow within a thin white cloth. Placed under the bow or tie of the obi to give it more structure. |
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13 | ED2019-177 | Appliqué | Hmong Paj Ntaub textile art (flower cloth). |
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14 | ED2019-184 | Embroidery | Humong Embroidery tile. Brown cloth with red and blue applique. Green and black threading throughout tile. |
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15 | ED2019-195 | Tapestry | Wall hanging tapestry of a road runner, made of woven wool. Tag reads "Vikinca Ref: y-1000, 100% wool, Made in Ecuador". |
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16 | ED2019-201 | Obi | White silk obi. A decorative sash used to close the kimono and tie decorative bows. |
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17 | ED2020-5 | Kinomo | Grey, black and red patterned. Informal kimono, most likely worn by a man. |
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