Gamosa of natural white and red woven cotton with main body of white cotton bordered by red stripes; one end has a woven band of red stemmed flowers in a graphic design.
One-half length of a hand-woven scarf of multi-colored, horizontally striped silk; warp is magenta and forms a 5 1/2" fringe at the one end; main colors of fuchsia, blue, yellow, olive, cerise and black; stripes vary in width from pin stripe to 1" stripe.
Scarf of brightly colored striped silk taffeta with various motifs brocaded throughout; striped of green, red, yellow, pink, blue, violet, and white in a rainbow-like format with peach brocade of small motifs plant, flower, character (writing), and medallion. Record says this is a "Happy Cloth" and is worn for celebrations.
Unfinished scarf of pinkish-red cotton with pattern in yellow and green created by Bandhani tie-dye technique; geometric pattern created by tying tiny dots in patterns; fabric is folded; unfinished to show the process.
Scarf of pink silk with a black illustration print with lines and figures; large circle of figures with a simple oval body with head and black hat; each figure has a simple face, but one has round, open eyes; one of the figures is out of the circle; each figure has a line protruding from the center of his head and the lines intersect at the middle of the circle. Designer possibly I. Piww written in bottom left corner of scarf.
Gamosa of natural white and red woven cotton with main body of white cotton bordered by red stripes; one end has a woven band of red stemmed flowers in a graphic design blocked by a curled leaf-like motif; very fine cotton.