bag (containers);quiver (weapons: accessories)
Object
- Accession Number
- OBJ_0025337
- Culture
- Subarctic Peoples
- Date
- 1880 – 1920
- Materials and Techniques
- textile
- wool
- beads
- Place
- British Columbia, Canada, North America, Americas
- Alberta, Canada, North America, Americas
- Canada, North America, Americas
- Description
- A rare form of Subarctic pouch, possibly for tobacco. The double tabs at the bottom link this bag to other Subarctic pouches. Made from two sections of woven textile (felted, one red, one blue) and lined with cotton fabric with a floral print. The fabric forms two flaps at the bottom of the bag section which is edged with blue wool ribbon and decorated with two bands of geometric beaded decoration. Some surface lost due to old infestation.;Beaded quiver.
- Description
- A rare form of Subarctic pouch, possibly for tobacco. The double tabs at the bottom link this bag to other Subarctic pouches. Made from two sections of woven textile (felted, one red, one blue) and lined with cotton fabric with a floral print. The fabric forms two flaps at the bottom of the bag section which is edged with blue wool ribbon and decorated with two bands of geometric beaded decoration. Some surface lost due to old infestation.;Beaded quiver.
- See Elsewhere
- MDS record link
- Record Rights
- Horniman Museum and Gardens
- CC BY-SA
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