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- Object[519]
- ammunition case[3]
- apron[1]
- armor jacket[1]
- armor jacket ornament[2]
- armor leg flap[1]
- armor shoulder guard[2]
- baby carrier[7]
- bag[8]
- banda (guatemalan textile)[9]
- banner[2]
- bed cover[1]
- belt[10]
- bib[2]
- bindings[2]
- blanket[1]
- blouse[12]
- bodice[1]
- boot[2]
- bridal jacket[1]
- canopy[1]
- cap[1]
- case[1]
- ceremonial cloth[1]
- ceremonial jacket[1]
- cinta[1]
- cloth[3]
- clothing panel[1]
- coat[8]
- container[1]
- cover[3]
- cuff[6]
- diadem[1]
- dragon robe[3]
- dragon robe fragment[2]
- drapery[2]
- dress[5]
- fabric[4]
- faja[1]
- fan[1]
- flag[1]
- garment fragment[4]
- gauntlet[2]
- gift cover[2]
- hair band[1]
- handkerchief[2]
- hanging[3]
- headband[3]
- helmet[1]
- huipil[9]
- informal robe[2]
- jacket[10]
- jacket panel[3]
- kimono[1]
- loom[2]
- mandarin robe[1]
- mandarin square[148]
- moccasin[3]
- necklace[1]
- pantalon[3]
- pants[1]
- peking opera leg flap[1]
- peking opera robe[4]
- pillow cover[1]
- pincushion[1]
- pouch[5]
- prayer mat[1]
- presentation square[2]
- rank badge[2]
- refajo[1]
- robe[8]
- runner (textile)[2]
- saco[3]
- samurai arm guard[3]
- sari[1]
- sash[8]
- shawl[5]
- shirt[2]
- shoe[36]
- shoes[2]
- shot pouch[2]
- skirt[15]
- skirt fragment[23]
- sleeve band[6]
- sleeves[2]
- sock[2]
- tablecloth[3]
- temple banner[2]
- temple hanging[3]
- textile[33]
- textile panel[2]
- theatrical robe[4]
- trousers[7]
- tunic[6]
- tzute[8]
- utility cloth[7]
- wall hanging[37]
- weaving sample[3]
- wedding apron[2]
- wedding jacket[4]
- wedding skirt[2]
- alaska[1]
- almolonga[1]
- amur river[6]
- annam[12]
- armenia[1]
- asia[6]
- bagru[1]
- balkans[2]
- banni region[3]
- bhavnagar[1]
- burma[14]
- canada[2]
- central asia[1]
- chengdu[1]
- china[292]
- cochin (china)[1]
- cochin (vietnam)[1]
- comalapa[1]
- cotzal[2]
- department of alta verapaz[1]
- department of amatitlan[1]
- department of chimaltenango[2]
- department of escuintla[1]
- department of guatemala[1]
- department of quezaltenango[11]
- department of quiche[12]
- department of retalhuleu[1]
- department of sacatepequez[3]
- department of solola[3]
- egypt[1]
- french indochina[2]
- fuzhou[1]
- greece[6]
- guangdong[1]
- guatemala[43]
- guizhou province[10]
- gujarat[22]
- hainan island[2]
- haryana[16]
- henan[2]
- hiroshima prefecture[1]
- hisar[16]
- hokkaido[1]
- india[74]
- indochina[8]
- iran[4]
- jaipur[2]
- japan[23]
- jiangxi[5]
- jiujiang[5]
- kashmir[5]
- kawthoolei[1]
- korea[2]
- kutch[12]
- lake st. john[2]
- liberia[1]
- mali[4]
- mexico (central america)[1]
- morocco[15]
- mumbai[1]
- north africa[2]
- north america[2]
- northeast[2]
- palestine[1]
- palin[2]
- patzun[1]
- philippine islands[2]
- pichikil[1]
- plains (culture area)[1]
- punjab, india[17]
- quebec[2]
- quezaltenango[10]
- rajasthan[5]
- rayy[1]
- san antonio aguas calientes[3]
- san juan sacatepequez[1]
- san martin jilotepeque[2]
- san martin sacatepequez[3]
- san pedro carcha[1]
- san pedro la laguna[1]
- san sebastian (retalhuleu)[1]
- santo tomas chichicastenango[9]
- senegal[1]
- shan state[4]
- shidong town[2]
- shiraoi[1]
- siberia[6]
- sichuan[1]
- sindh[2]
- solola[3]
- southeast asia[3]
- southern mexico[1]
- southern russia[1]
- surat[3]
- tanglong village[2]
- united states of america[2]
- vietnam[4]
- washington (u. s. state)[2]
- youngjiang county[7]
- yugoslavia[5]
- rayy[1]
- 19th century[42]
- 20th century[16]
- early qing dynasty[8]
- guangxu[1]
- islamic[1]
- joseon dynasty[2]
- late konbaung[2]
- late qing dynasty[2]
- mandalay period[11]
- ming dynasty[13]
- modern[9]
- nguyen dynasty[1]
- qianlong[1]
- qing dynasty[177]
- safavid[1]
- yao (asian culture)[2]
- yongzheng[2]
- ainu[1]
- asian[2]
- bishnoi[16]
- buddhist[15]
- burmese[11]
- cakchiquel[3]
- chinese[234]
- dong[1]
- gejia[1]
- greek[1]
- guatemalan[27]
- hindu[4]
- huron[1]
- indian[74]
- iranian[1]
- islamic[4]
- ixil[1]
- japanese[21]
- kekchi[1]
- korean[3]
- kutch[2]
- lahu[1]
- li[2]
- lolo[1]
- maldhari[2]
- mam[3]
- manchu[4]
- maya[1]
- maya (central american culture)[2]
- miao[5]
- montagnais[2]
- nivkh[2]
- ojibwa[2]
- orochi[2]
- paku karen[1]
- parsi[3]
- persian[2]
- pipil[2]
- pokomam[3]
- quiche[14]
- shan[2]
- shidong[2]
- shinto[1]
- sisseton[1]
- spokane[2]
- taijiang[1]
- tlingit[1]
- tong[5]
- ulchi[2]
- vishnoi[16]
- weishan[1]
- yao (asian culture)[18]
- yi[1]
- zhuang[1]
- animal[5]
- animals[2]
- bamboo[35]
- bat[10]
- bats[54]
- bear[17]
- bell[5]
- bird[41]
- book[3]
- boteh[5]
- buta[5]
- butterflies[7]
- butterfly[5]
- canopy[6]
- chime[4]
- chou[6]
- conch[6]
- crab apple[3]
- crane[9]
- cranes[6]
- cypress[3]
- dragon[20]
- dragons[4]
- duck[4]
- egret[5]
- eight buddhist symbols[37]
- eight daoist immortal symbols[11]
- elephant[5]
- endless knot[4]
- female[7]
- fish[8]
- five bats[7]
- five poisons[3]
- flaming pearl[3]
- floral[42]
- floral motif[6]
- flower[3]
- flowers[23]
- flying centipede[3]
- fungus[56]
- ganesha[4]
- geometric[4]
- golden pheasant[5]
- human figures[3]
- jewel[5]
- jewels[10]
- landscape[3]
- leaf[16]
- leopard[6]
- li shui[26]
- lion[10]
- lizard[3]
- lotus[19]
- lozenge[4]
- lucky jewels[13]
- magnolia[6]
- male[6]
- mandarin duck[18]
- marigold[5]
- music stone[5]
- mystic knot[6]
- narcissus[36]
- pagoda[5]
- paradise flycatcher[4]
- parakeet[3]
- parrot[5]
- peach[15]
- peaches[14]
- peacock[23]
- peacocks[3]
- pearl[4]
- pearls[36]
- peonies[10]
- peony[27]
- phoenix[5]
- pine[10]
- pine tree[5]
- plant[20]
- rebus[5]
- rhinoceros horn[11]
- ruyi[9]
- scorpion[3]
- shou[6]
- silver pheasant[17]
- snake[4]
- stalk[16]
- sun[72]
- swastika[8]
- three halberds[4]
- three halberds with vase[4]
- tiger[8]
- toad[3]
- tree[8]
- tuan yang festival[3]
- umbrella[8]
- vase[8]
- waves[3]
- wheel of the law[6]
- wild goose[8]
- xiezhi[5]
- aniline dye[3]
- bamboo[3]
- beetle wing[1]
- beetle wings[1]
- birch bark[1]
- birchbark[1]
- braid[11]
- brass[1]
- brocade[1]
- buckskin[6]
- cloth[2]
- cord[1]
- cotton[220]
- crepe[2]
- crinoline[2]
- damask[2]
- feathers[1]
- felt[12]
- flannel[10]
- flax[1]
- foil[2]
- fur[1]
- gauze[3]
- glass[7]
- goat hair[1]
- gold[7]
- gold foil[2]
- gold thread[85]
- hemp[1]
- hide[2]
- ink[2]
- ivory[3]
- lacquer[3]
- leather[26]
- metal[32]
- metallic thread[14]
- mica[1]
- mirrors[36]
- moosehair[1]
- muslin[1]
- natural dye[1]
- nettle[1]
- paint[4]
- paper[4]
- peacock feather[3]
- peacock feathers[5]
- pigment[1]
- plant fiber[1]
- plastic[1]
- porcupine quills[1]
- quill[1]
- satin[51]
- seed pearl[1]
- seeds[1]
- sequin[5]
- sequins[14]
- shell[1]
- silk[519]
- silver[2]
- silver thread[2]
- silver tinsel thread[1]
- spun peacock feather[1]
- synthetic fiber[2]
- textile[8]
- thread[3]
- velcro[1]
- velvet[14]
- wire[1]
- wood[16]
- wool[13]
- appliqued[31]
- bandhani[2]
- beaded[1]
- blind stitch[2]
- block printed[2]
- bokhara couched[2]
- braided[2]
- brocaded[3]
- buttonhole stitch[2]
- couched[65]
- couched filling stitch[2]
- couched twist[1]
- crocheted[3]
- dyed[77]
- embroidered[519]
- fringe[1]
- fringed[1]
- gauze[1]
- gauze weave[1]
- gold thread[2]
- hand-sewn[3]
- ikat[2]
- ink[2]
- kesi[7]
- laced[2]
- lacquered[1]
- laid satin stitch[1]
- lined[3]
- painted[8]
- pekinese stitch[2]
- peking knot[30]
- phulkari[25]
- printed[3]
- quilted[3]
- resist dyed[4]
- satin stitch[54]
- sewn[92]
- slit tapestry weave[1]
- split satin stitch[4]
- split stitch[3]
- stem satin stitch[8]
- stem stitch[6]
- strung[2]
- supplementary weft embroidery[1]
- tanned[1]
- tapestry weave[8]
- tie dyed[3]
- tooled[1]
- undyed[2]
- woven[140]
- woven|[1]
- zardozi[6]
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