Baby hat, cotton, reverse applique, bordering technique on bill of hat, embroidery on bill covered with plastic, bill is also stuffed.

Baby Hat, 20th century

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Many cultures create special hats for children because their heads are particularly vulnerable. Hats protect from physical dangers, such as cold and falls, but also from evil spirits that might lure the child's spirit away.

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Title
Baby Hat
Role
Artist
Accession Number
83.70.5
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Baby hat, cotton, reverse applique, bordering technique on bill of hat, embroidery on bill covered with plastic, bill is also stuffed.