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thick, woven brown cloth bag with small areas of white stitching

Bag for sake production, late 19th-early 20th century

Unknown

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three horizontal light blue panels from lower band; two horizontal off-white panels form upper band; off-white tab hanging loops: one in each lower corner and twenty-six along top; top loops decorated with green embroidery thread in grids, five-point stars and rectangles crossed by diagonal lines; bottom corner loops have hourglass embroidery; off-white band has stenciled dark brown dyed design of wreath formed by large curved leaves; two pairs of small strips along seam between blue and off-white bands have length of seam unsewn between each pair of strips

Temple hanging (noren), 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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blue, off-white and black short-sleeved kimono; black band with zig-zag border at bottom, with off-white design of flowers and birds; blue hexagons bordered with off-white lines; hexagons filled with off-white circular pattern with four drop-like shapes pointing towards circle; some hexagons have black interior; wide black collar strip with hexagon pattern continuing down opening flaps; large black oval on back below collar, with white border and white in leaf pattern; paste resist technique

Hooded kimono (katsugi), mid 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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bast fiber, rubbed indigo dye, brocaded panel

Festival Apron, 19th-20th century

Miao

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the main field of the tapestry is divided into two horizontal compositions by an inscription on a horizontal center band that reads DA FE MOMRVERVARE V SE FEM V ARTE DAARL. F'S. ANNOAM 63/1; warp undyed bast figer, 4-4½ ends per cm. weft dyed wool, 18-34 ends per cm. Former Classification: Textiles - Tapestry

The Wise and Foolish Virgins, 17th century

Norway

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long, thin woven panel with blue and white stipes

Cloth with woven horizontal stripes, late 19th-early 20th century

Unknown

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Shidong style; Festival and Wedding Jacket (Oushe Dark Dress); bast fiber, rubbed indigo dye, cotton, silk, applied embroidered panel at shoulders and sleeves, woven ribbon at neck.

Festival and Wedding Jacket (Oushe Dark Dress), 19th-20th century

Miao

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Baby Carrier, cotton, bast fiber with rubbed indigo dye, silk(?), brocade, embroidery.

Baby Carrier, 19th-20th century

Black Miao

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bast fiber, rubbed indigo dye, cotton lining, brocaded patterning, warp-faced woven ribbon ties.

Festival and Wedding Jacket, 19th-20th century

Miao

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Festival and Wedding Skirt, bast fiber, cotton, silk, rubbed indigo dye, with fabric made with alternate embroidered bands and woven bands at lower 10 inches of skirt, and added vertical strip of brocade embellishment at one edge of skirt.

Festival and Wedding Skirt, 19th-20th century

Miao

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long skinny cloth of blue and beige alternating stripes

Cloth of horizontal blue and white stripes, late 19th-early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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blue and cream-colored kimono, with vertical stripes that resemble brushstrokes; small circles and 'comma' shapes scattered throughout

Blue and white kimono with organic design, early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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hanging, wool with multicolored chainstitch embroidery; motifs include lion, elephant, stool, swords, birds, crocodiles, fish

Hanging, 20th century

Asante

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Summer hemp with warp kasuri in green and red.

Kimono, early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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Shidong style; bast fiber, rubbed indigo dye, velvet, applied embroidered panels at shoulder and sleeves and woven ribbon at neck.

Festival and Wedding Jacket (Outuo Bright Dress), 19th-20th century

Miao

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Festival Apron, 19th-20th century

Miao

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'Outo' Bright Dress

Festival Jacket Sleeve Panel, 19th-20th century

Miao

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coarse, woven coat; woven in gradients of blue to black; off-white embroidery around collar

Workwear (noragi) jacket made in Shōnai, Yamagata Prefecture, second half 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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SheltonTheater Curtain, 1967

Larsen Design Studio, New York; Producer: Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc.

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Feather Bundle, Date Unknown

Peru

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Feather Rosette, Date Unknown

Peru

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Tassel, Date Unknown

Peru

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Tassel, Date Unknown

Peru

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Tassel, Date Unknown

Peru

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Tassel, Date Unknown

Peru

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