Foto di Tamburello da danza, 1875 – 1880 circa (Dakota dell’Est)

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Tambourine for dance, 1875 - 1880 circa (East Dakota)

Technique and Dimensions:

Dehulled and curved wood, deer skin, metal cones, glass (in-envelope) countries, pigments

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Shamanic dance drum with painted decoration

Foto di Cintura, 1885 – 1890 circa (Ojibway)

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Belt, 1885 - 1890 about (Ojibway)

Technique and Dimensions:

Tanned leather, woven, glass ( covered point)

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Belt on support in cotton with representation in beads of a house (towards the end of 800 were assigned houses in logs of wood to the Natives) and with zig-zag motifs (probably representing two waterways)

Foto di Gambali, 1885 circa (Ojibway)

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Gambali, 1885 circa (Ojibway)

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Woollen cloth (blue Stroud), woven, glass countryware (covered-stitch embroidery)

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Leggings with embroidered floral motif (French in origin)

Foto di Gambali, 1885 circa (Ojibway)

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Leggings , circa 1885 (Ojibway)

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Woollen cloth (blue Stroud), woven, glass countryware (covered-stitch embroidery)

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Leggings with embroidered floral motif (of French derivation)

Foto di Polsino, 1885 circa (fattura Ojibway, decorazione Cree)

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Cuff, approximately 1885 (Ojibway invoice, Cree decoration)

Technique and Dimensions:

Wool cloth (blue Stroud), wool, leather, fabric, glass countries (framed)

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Foto di Copricapo maschile, 1880 circa (Ojibway)

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Male headdress, circa 1880 (Ojibway)

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Tanned leather, velvet, glass counties (covering point), Great Lakes goose feathers, cotton thread, animal fiber, metallic rattles, vegetable fiber.

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Male headdress with floral embroidery (of French derivation )
The pens were sprayed indigo

Foto di Cintura, 1880 circa (Cree del Sud)

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Belt, about 1880 (Cree del Sud)

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Textile fabric, tanned leather, glass countrysides (covering stitch)

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Belt with decorative diamond pattern called "diamond"

Foto di Fodero di pistola, 1885 circa, (Cree, Ojibway)

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Titolo dell'opera:

gun holster

Acquisizione:

Collezione Missioni Cattoliche Americane 1893

Author/ School/ Dating:

gun holster

Epoca:

XIX - 1891 - 1900

Inventario:

C.A.457

Provenienza (nazione):

Canada

Technique and Dimensions:

Tanned leather, glass (covering stitch and "lazy" stitch), fabric, mother-of-pearl button

Utilizzo:

Contenere la pistola

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DESO: Scabbard made of five pieces of leather, two for the back, one for the front, one for the bottom and one for the tongue, sewn together. The front surface and tongue are entirely covered with blue, light blue, yellow, red, pink and green glass beads forming concentric diamond geometric patterns bordered by transparent white beads. A border of pink, blue and blue glass beads in alternating bands covers the seams of the perimeter of the scabbard. Opening bordered by a hand-sewn strip of light brown and purple cotton with a button in the centre for closure. On the back, a strip of leather sewn vertically allows the scabbard to be inserted into the belt. Gun holsters were not part of the native tradition; the natives began to make it modeling it after the white men's holsters but using materials and techniques peculiar to their own culture.
Foto di Fodero di coltello, 1885 circa (Dakota dell’Est, Yankton)

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Titolo dell'opera:

knife sheath

Acquisizione:

Collezione Missioni Cattoliche Americane 1893

Author/ School/ Dating:

knife sheath

Epoca:

XIX - 1891 - 1900

Inventario:

C.A.516

Provenienza (nazione):

Canada

Technique and Dimensions:

Tanned leather, glass countries (point "lazy" and festoncino)

Utilizzo:

Contenere il coltello

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Scabbard made from two pieces of leather sewn together. Front surface entirely covered with yellow, red, dark and light blue, white and blue glass beads forming geometric patterns. A thread of blue glass beads covers the seam of the scabbard and the hem of the opening forming a scalloped edge.
Foto di Fodero di coltello, 1870 circa (Dakota dell’Est, Yankton)

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Knife sheath, circa 1870 (East Dakota, Yankton)

Technique and Dimensions:

Tanned cervid skin, tissue, porcupine spines (flattened with teeth or nails, dyed and sewn)

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