Hat
Item number Sa250 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
Item number Sa250 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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Hat, or cap, composed of a blue woven cotton rectangle with nine rows of two-faced supplementary weft brocaded animals and birds in white, green, orange, blue, pink, purple and yellow: four rows of three birds with ovals, two rows of four cats with a geometric design at the end, and three rows of three double quadrupeds. One end is undecorated and one side appears to have been somewhat gathered. A few stitches remain.
Baby's caps are used as protection from the sun, insects and stranger's eyes, and may be the only visible part of an infant budled in his or her mother's tzute. Usually woven on back strap looms and decorated with local designs. This cap has had the gathers removed.
worn by an infant
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Baby's caps are used as protection from the sun, insects and stranger's eyes, and may be the only visible part of an infant budled in his or her mother's tzute. Usually woven on back strap looms and decorated with local designs. This cap has had the gathers removed.
worn by an infant
Hat, or cap, composed of a blue woven cotton rectangle with nine rows of two-faced supplementary weft brocaded animals and birds in white, green, orange, blue, pink, purple and yellow: four rows of three birds with ovals, two rows of four cats with a geometric design at the end, and three rows of three double quadrupeds. One end is undecorated and one side appears to have been somewhat gathered. A few stitches remain.
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