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- Object[751]
- apron[2]
- armor[1]
- armor jacket[2]
- armor jacket ornament[2]
- armor leg flap[1]
- armor shoulder guard[2]
- baby carrier[7]
- bag[9]
- band[1]
- banda (guatemalan textile)[15]
- belt[36]
- belt part[1]
- bib[1]
- bindings[2]
- blanket[1]
- blouse[174]
- bodice[2]
- boot[4]
- box[1]
- brazier[2]
- camisa[11]
- canopy[1]
- cap[7]
- cape (clothing)[1]
- ceremonial cloth[1]
- ceremonial huipil[3]
- ceremonial jacket[1]
- chair cover[1]
- cinta[20]
- cloth[14]
- clothing panel[1]
- coat[8]
- collar[4]
- corte[5]
- cover[12]
- cradle board[1]
- cuff[2]
- curtain[2]
- deel[3]
- doll[5]
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- fabric[4]
- faja[23]
- hair band[20]
- handkerchief[3]
- hat[4]
- headdress[6]
- huipil[165]
- huipil panel[2]
- jacket[11]
- jacket panel[3]
- legging[8]
- loom[3]
- mandarin square[2]
- model[3]
- montera[6]
- neck ornament[2]
- needle case[2]
- pantalon[8]
- pants[4]
- peking opera robe[5]
- perraje[11]
- pouch[2]
- refajo[14]
- robe[11]
- rope[2]
- runner (textile)[10]
- saco[2]
- sari[2]
- sash[11]
- scarf[2]
- servietta[4]
- servilleta[7]
- shawl[18]
- shirt[15]
- shoe[21]
- shoulder guard[2]
- skirt[30]
- skirt fragment[16]
- skirt length[2]
- sleeves[2]
- sock[2]
- tablecloth[2]
- textile[44]
- textile fragment[8]
- thangka[5]
- theatrical robe[5]
- tocoyal[5]
- towel[8]
- trousers[11]
- tube skirt[2]
- tzute[81]
- utility cloth[91]
- vest[4]
- wall hanging[27]
- weaving sample[3]
- wedding apron[2]
- wedding huipil[2]
- wedding jacket[4]
- wedding skirt[2]
- aguacatan[3]
- alaska[9]
- almolonga[9]
- amur river[7]
- asia[3]
- balkans[11]
- british columbia[2]
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- canada[6]
- chajul[4]
- chimaltenango[3]
- china[105]
- coban[3]
- cochin (vietnam)[2]
- comalapa[16]
- concepcion chiquirichapa[2]
- cotzal[3]
- department of alta verapaz[8]
- department of baja verapaz[5]
- department of chimaltenango[36]
- department of el quiche[4]
- department of escuintla[2]
- department of guatemala[60]
- department of huehuetenango[7]
- department of quezaltenango[48]
- department of quiche[64]
- department of retalhuleu[3]
- department of sacatepequez[45]
- department of san marcos[19]
- department of solola[45]
- department of suchitepequez[2]
- department of totonicapan[20]
- french indochina[3]
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- guatemala[396]
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- lake st. john[3]
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- mali[4]
- mixco[4]
- mongolia[8]
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- nebaj[3]
- palin[3]
- patzun[3]
- philippine islands[7]
- pitalah[5]
- punjab, india[17]
- quebec[3]
- quezaltenango[28]
- rabinal[3]
- rajasthan[3]
- rayy[6]
- sacatepequez[5]
- san antonio aguas calientes[23]
- san antonio las flores[4]
- san jose nacahuil[8]
- san juan cotzal[3]
- san juan sacatepequez[28]
- san lucas toliman[3]
- san martin jilotepeque[9]
- san martin sacatepequez[7]
- san miguel totonicapan[10]
- san pedro ayampuc[3]
- san pedro sacatepequez[30]
- san sebastian (retalhuleu)[3]
- santa maria chiquimula[3]
- santa maria de jesus[9]
- santa maria nebaj[8]
- santiago atitlan[7]
- santo domingo xenacoj[7]
- santo tomas chichicastenango[43]
- shan state[5]
- siberia[8]
- sitka[4]
- solola[6]
- southeast asia[3]
- sumatra[14]
- surat[3]
- tactic[3]
- tecpan[4]
- tibet[8]
- tonkin[4]
- united states of america[13]
- vietnam[4]
- visayan islands[4]
- west sumatra[11]
- youngjiang county[7]
- yugoslavia[5]
- rayy[6]
- udon thani (city)[1]
- 16th century[1]
- 18th century[1]
- 19th century[37]
- 20th century[21]
- early 19th century[1]
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- historic[2]
- late konbaung[2]
- mandalay period[11]
- ming dynasty[2]
- modern[3]
- qing dynasty[32]
- socialist era[1]
- yao (asian culture)[2]
- aguacateca[3]
- ainu[1]
- apache[1]
- bishnoi[16]
- blackfeet[1]
- buddhist[8]
- buriat[1]
- burmese[11]
- cakchiquel[116]
- chinese[44]
- cree[1]
- delaware culture[1]
- dong[1]
- gejia[1]
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- guatemalan[145]
- halh[4]
- hindu[3]
- indian[65]
- iranian[3]
- iroquois[1]
- isaan[1]
- islamic[3]
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- ixil[16]
- jacaltec[1]
- japanese[12]
- kekchi[3]
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- korean[1]
- lahu[2]
- lenape[1]
- li[2]
- lolo[1]
- madang[1]
- malagasy[1]
- mam[34]
- manchu[2]
- maya[11]
- maya (central american culture)[13]
- menominee[2]
- mexican[1]
- miao[5]
- minangkebau[14]
- mongolian[6]
- montagnais[3]
- nepalese[2]
- nivkh[3]
- orochi[2]
- parsi[1]
- persian[8]
- pipil[2]
- pocomam[6]
- pocomchi[5]
- pokomam[3]
- pokoman[5]
- quechua[2]
- quekchi maya[1]
- quiche[100]
- sacapulteca[1]
- shan[2]
- shawnee[2]
- shidong[2]
- sioux[1]
- taijiang[1]
- thai[1]
- tibetan[7]
- tlascala[4]
- tlingit[9]
- tong[5]
- tsimshian[2]
- turkoman[1]
- tzutuhil[4]
- tzutujil[6]
- udegei[1]
- ulchi[3]
- ute[2]
- vishnoi[16]
- weishan[1]
- yao (asian culture)[18]
- yi[1]
- zhuang[1]
- akagaki genzo[1]
- animal[8]
- animals[3]
- archway[1]
- attendant[1]
- bat[2]
- bats[1]
- beetles[1]
- bird[21]
- birds[3]
- boteh[8]
- buddhist symbols[1]
- buta[8]
- butterflies[6]
- butterfly[2]
- camel[1]
- canopy[2]
- chakrasamvara[1]
- chaturbhuja[1]
- cheroot[2]
- chinthe[1]
- conch[2]
- cow[2]
- crab[1]
- crane[2]
- cranes[2]
- crest[6]
- cyprus tree[2]
- dancer[1]
- diamond[1]
- donkey[1]
- dragon[15]
- drum[1]
- eagle[4]
- eight buddhist symbols[2]
- elephant[3]
- elephants[1]
- emperor[1]
- endless knot[2]
- female[7]
- female figure[1]
- figure[1]
- figures[3]
- fish[1]
- floral[31]
- floral motif[1]
- flower[5]
- flowers[10]
- flying dragon[1]
- folk hero[2]
- fruit[1]
- game board[1]
- ganesha[3]
- geometric[4]
- geometric design[1]
- geometric pattern[1]
- gold pheasant[1]
- hamsa[1]
- hand[1]
- hanuman[1]
- horse[1]
- human[1]
- human figures[1]
- ikeda[1]
- krishna[1]
- laksmana[1]
- leaf[16]
- lion[2]
- llama[1]
- lotus[3]
- lozenge[4]
- mahakala[1]
- male[6]
- man[2]
- mon[1]
- monk[2]
- monkey[1]
- monkeys[1]
- mosquito[1]
- nun[1]
- official[1]
- ogres[1]
- pachisi[1]
- parakeet[2]
- parrot[4]
- parrots[1]
- peacock[9]
- peacocks[3]
- plant[20]
- rabbit[2]
- ramayana[2]
- serpent[2]
- serpents[2]
- shou[3]
- stalk[16]
- star[2]
- sun[3]
- tree[8]
- vase[4]
- wheel[2]
- clothing[1]
- acrylic fiber[1]
- bamboo[3]
- bead[9]
- beetle wing[1]
- beetle wings[1]
- braid[11]
- brass[2]
- broadcloth[2]
- brocade[1]
- buckskin[2]
- calico[1]
- cambric[1]
- canvas[4]
- clay[2]
- cloth[2]
- cotton[751]
- dye[1]
- feathers[1]
- felt[15]
- fiber[1]
- fishskin[1]
- flannel[9]
- foil[2]
- fur[1]
- glass[18]
- goat hair[2]
- gold[2]
- gold foil[2]
- gold thread[21]
- hide[6]
- horn (animal part)[1]
- lace[1]
- lacquer[1]
- leather[12]
- linen[1]
- metal[55]
- metallic thread[9]
- mica[1]
- mirrors[27]
- muslin[2]
- natural dye[1]
- natural dyes[1]
- nettle[1]
- paper[3]
- pigment[8]
- pineapple fiber[4]
- plastic[4]
- quill[2]
- raffia[1]
- rayon[11]
- rubber[2]
- satin[10]
- seeds[1]
- sequin[5]
- sequins[16]
- shell[1]
- silk[751]
- silver[5]
- silver thread[8]
- sinew[1]
- skin[1]
- straw[1]
- synthetic fiber[1]
- taffeta[1]
- thimble[1]
- thread[1]
- velcro[1]
- velour[1]
- velvet[20]
- wood[17]
- wool[50]
- wool cloth[2]
- applique[1]
- appliqued[34]
- beaded[4]
- block printed[2]
- braided[1]
- brocade[11]
- brocaded[2]
- couched[1]
- crocheted[3]
- cross stitch[1]
- dyed[89]
- embroidered[220]
- glued[2]
- hand-sewn[4]
- ikat[6]
- kesi[3]
- laced[2]
- lined[2]
- painted[1]
- partly dyed[2]
- phulkari[25]
- printed[3]
- quilted[3]
- resist dyed[4]
- roller printed[1]
- sewn[98]
- starched[1]
- strung[2]
- supplementary weft embroidery[6]
- tapestry weave[1]
- tie dyed[1]
- tooled[1]
- undyed[2]
- unfinished[2]
- woven[155]
- woven|[1]
- zardozi[4]
- guatemalan[1]
- totonicapan[1]
- yes[31]
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