E1374A: Hmong Accessories, Applique, Coaster Mountain and Cross Motif

Ethnographic

Identifier:
E1374A
Classification Category:
8:Communication Artifacts ➞ Art/Folk Art
Marks/Labels:
none
Materials:
fabric ➔ cloth ➔ cotton
fabric ➔ thread ➔ embroidery thread
Dimensions:
Provenance of Object:
The coaster was made in Decorah, Iowa by a Hmong family. It then was owned by Marilyn Anderson.
Ethnic Group:
Asian ➞ Hmong
Production Date:
ca. 1980s
Use/Function:
The coaster is used to place drinks on so they do not ruin the material the drink would have placed on.
Source Locality:
Decorah, Iowa
Acquisition Date:
November 3 2016
Description:
This is a circle, applique coaster made with green, red, and white cotton cloth. The coaster has mountain and cross motifs.
Related Term
Hmong
Related Collections
2015.ETHN01: Hmong Textile, Marilyn Anderson (2015.ETHN01)