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central dark indigo panel; end panels of rust red with predominately blue-green geometric woven bands; wider woven end band trimmed with multicolored braided fringe

Shoulder cloth, late 19th century

Tai Neua

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rust red ground; woven with primarily off-white geometric designs (mainly diamonds and triangles); blue, green and yellow in woven design; short, dense multicolored fringe at ends

Shoulder cloth (pa biang), 19th century

Tai Neua

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dark indigo blue strip with grey, red and white cloth strips sewn at one end; woven panel at opposite end with three geometric bands--one brown on cream and two blue on cream; yellow, green, tan, white and maroon fringe, braided at top, on woven end

Shoulder cloth (pa biang), late 19th century

Tai Neua

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wide alternating ikat panels with maroon and rust ground colors; woven white, orange, purple, red, green, yellow and turquoise striped and criss-cross bands between ikat panels

Panel, early 20th century

Tai Neua (?)

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two panels sewn together; top panel is maroon woven with geometric designs in white, yellow, green, purple and tan; bottom panel of cream color has large central band of geometric weaving in rust bordered by two bands of black weaving with geometricized animals, birds and figures; braided fringe in purple, cream, pale pink, green, mustard and red

Shoulder cloth (pa biang), late 19th century

Tai Neua

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rust-red long panel with 14 woven bands; widest bands have diamond and zigzag motifs in white, blue, rust, green and yellow; shorter twisted multicolored fringe; short panel has cream-colored ground and large radiating diamond design woven in rust, flanked by geometricized zoomorphic bands woven in black; longer braided multicolored fringe on cream ground end; some hot pink woven details at each end

Shoulder cloth, 19th century

Tai Neua

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rust-colored ground woven with primarily diamond motif in cream, tan, pale green, yellow, purple and light pink; dark indigo plain panel sewn at one end

End panel, 19th century

Tai Neua

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