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- Object[621]
- apron[6]
- arm band[2]
- arm bands[1]
- armor[1]
- armor jacket[1]
- baby clothing[1]
- bag[5]
- basket[8]
- basket lid[1]
- belt[6]
- bib[3]
- blanket[11]
- blanket dress[2]
- blouse[1]
- bodice[3]
- bottle[1]
- box[1]
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- breechcloth[1]
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- cape (clothing)[1]
- ceremonial object[1]
- chip[1]
- cloth[139]
- cloth fragment[7]
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- clothing, underwear[1]
- club[1]
- coat[7]
- container[1]
- costume[3]
- cotton[3]
- cover[11]
- crest[1]
- cuff[4]
- curtain[15]
- cushion (chair)[1]
- dance bustle[1]
- double basket[1]
- dress[6]
- fan[3]
- flag[2]
- garment[2]
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- hair[1]
- hair roach[2]
- hammock[4]
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- jacket[15]
- knife sheath[1]
- leather[1]
- legging[8]
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- loincloth[2]
- maguey fibre[1]
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- moccasin[2]
- necklace[3]
- pants[17]
- purse[6]
- roach[2]
- robe[29]
- rope[2]
- saddle blanket[2]
- sample[16]
- sandal[2]
- sari[16]
- sash[27]
- serape[5]
- shawl[15]
- shirt[3]
- shoe[2]
- skirt[30]
- skirt fragment[19]
- tea cozy[2]
- textile[210]
- textile fragment[3]
- theatrical cape[12]
- theatrical collar[4]
- theatrical garment piece[4]
- thread[13]
- tray[4]
- trousers[3]
- tunic[6]
- turban[5]
- velvet[2]
- vest[4]
- waist band[5]
- wall hanging[12]
- yarn[2]
- africa[9]
- alaska[4]
- allegheny county (pennsylvania)[2]
- amur river[4]
- angoon[1]
- annam[7]
- arizona[15]
- asia[2]
- bagh[1]
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- bangladesh[2]
- banni region[3]
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- benin[11]
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- chichicastenango market[1]
- china[105]
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- cochin (china)[3]
- cochin (vietnam)[8]
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- kutch[10]
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- matto grosso[8]
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- pine ridge reservation[3]
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- punjab, india[17]
- rajasthan[9]
- sanganer[2]
- santa rosa (colombia)[2]
- santiago atitlan[3]
- senegal[48]
- shan state[8]
- siberia[4]
- sierra leone[10]
- sindh[2]
- south dakota[4]
- sudan[14]
- surat[4]
- thailand[6]
- tonkin[3]
- tunisia[3]
- udon thani[2]
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- united states of america[16]
- upper xingu river[6]
- uttar pradesh[2]
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- 19th century[84]
- 20th century[19]
- modern[3]
- acholi[2]
- aleut[1]
- apache[1]
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- chowchilla[3]
- coahuilteca[1]
- coast salish[2]
- diegueno[1]
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- gurage[1]
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- hidatsa[1]
- hindu[5]
- hmong[7]
- inca[2]
- indian[140]
- indonesian[1]
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- iranian[2]
- iroquois[1]
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- islamic[3]
- japanese[5]
- javanese[4]
- kalapalo[2]
- karen[1]
- kiowa[2]
- kuikutl[3]
- kutch[2]
- lahu[2]
- li[6]
- lolo[4]
- malagasy[1]
- maldhari[2]
- manchu[3]
- maya[1]
- mbala[1]
- miao[11]
- mission[1]
- mission indians[1]
- miwok[1]
- navajo[19]
- oglala[3]
- ojibwa[4]
- parsi[2]
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- plains indian[1]
- ponca[1]
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- shidong[1]
- sioux[3]
- thai[5]
- tibetan[1]
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- tulare[1]
- vishnoi[16]
- yakutat (culture)[1]
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- yao (asian culture)[9]
- yaruros[1]
- yawalapiti[4]
- yi[3]
- yokuts[3]
- zhuang[1]
- animal[1]
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- bahuchara mata[1]
- bird[19]
- birds[1]
- boteh[20]
- buta[20]
- camel[1]
- chandra[1]
- cow[1]
- crescent[1]
- crest[4]
- cyprus tree[2]
- deer[1]
- diamond[3]
- durga[1]
- elephant[5]
- female figure[1]
- floral[70]
- flower[3]
- flowers[3]
- game board[1]
- ganesha[3]
- geometric[5]
- geometric design[1]
- hanuman[1]
- hiranyakashipu[1]
- hookah[1]
- horse[2]
- human figure[3]
- human figures[1]
- kartikeya[1]
- krishna[1]
- kurma[1]
- lakshmi[1]
- leaf[16]
- leaves[4]
- lozenge[4]
- mahishasura[1]
- male figures[1]
- matsya[1]
- monkey[1]
- nanda[1]
- narasimha[1]
- pachisi[1]
- paisley[2]
- parakeet[2]
- peacock[7]
- phoenix[4]
- plant[16]
- rama[1]
- shiva[1]
- sita[1]
- stalk[16]
- star[3]
- sun[1]
- surya[2]
- symbol[1]
- tiger[1]
- tree[7]
- tree of life[1]
- varaha[1]
- vase[1]
- vishnu[1]
- clothing[2]
- aniline dye[1]
- animal hair[1]
- ash wood[1]
- bark cloth[2]
- bead[1]
- beads[1]
- beetle wing[1]
- beetle wings[1]
- birch bark[1]
- bone[1]
- bracken fern[4]
- brocade[1]
- buckskin[9]
- bullion[1]
- button[1]
- camel hair[2]
- cane (plant)[1]
- canton flannel[14]
- cashmere[1]
- ceramic[4]
- cloth[5]
- cochineal dye[5]
- cotton[427]
- cotton fiber[2]
- cotton string[1]
- cotton thread[2]
- cowrie shell[4]
- deer hair[3]
- dye[18]
- eagle feather[3]
- fabric[1]
- felt[2]
- fiber[14]
- flannel[3]
- fur[1]
- germantown wool[2]
- glass[18]
- gold thread[1]
- grass[7]
- grass fiber[6]
- green stone[1]
- hawk feather[1]
- hawk feathers[1]
- hemp[1]
- hide[4]
- homespun wool[4]
- hong kong grass[1]
- horn (animal part)[1]
- horsehair[10]
- indigo[1]
- ivory[1]
- juncus[1]
- lac dye[1]
- leather[9]
- linen[3]
- maguey fiber[1]
- metal[50]
- metallic thread[2]
- mica[2]
- mirrors[48]
- mollusk shell[1]
- moose hair[2]
- moose hide[1]
- natural dye[6]
- natural dyes[2]
- natural fiber[3]
- oak[1]
- oil[2]
- paint[1]
- palm fiber[4]
- palm leaf fiber[1]
- paper[1]
- pashmina[2]
- paste[13]
- pigment[108]
- pigments[1]
- plant fiber[3]
- plastic[1]
- porcupine hair[1]
- quill[4]
- raffia[31]
- raphia[11]
- rawhide[3]
- reed (plant)[3]
- satin[7]
- sedge[4]
- sequin[3]
- silk[141]
- silver thread[10]
- sinew[2]
- spruce root[2]
- stone[2]
- synthetic dye[4]
- textile[2]
- thread[3]
- tin alloy[2]
- velvet[4]
- walrus ivory[3]
- wood[9]
- wool[26]
- appliqued[10]
- basketry[4]
- batik[4]
- beaded[4]
- beaten[2]
- bitten[1]
- block printed[1]
- braided[10]
- brocade[19]
- carved[1]
- coiled[7]
- crocheted[2]
- cut[3]
- double ikat[1]
- dyed[621]
- embroidered[121]
- fringed[1]
- gum[1]
- hand-sewn[12]
- handspun[10]
- homespun[2]
- ikat[3]
- incised[3]
- khari[13]
- laced[2]
- netting[1]
- non-woven[2]
- painted[3]
- phulkari[30]
- printed[15]
- roller printed[1]
- sewn[219]
- soaked[1]
- spun[8]
- stained[1]
- stenciled[1]
- strung[2]
- tanned[6]
- tapestry weave[4]
- tie dyed[1]
- tooled[2]
- twined[3]
- twisted[6]
- undyed[1]
- woven[504]
- yarn[6]
- zardozi[4]
- mrs. em bun[3]
- tongying wu[1]
- actual citation[30]
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