 | | Culture | Ojibwe | | | | Description | This bag has fully beaded straps and pouch with a leaf and flower design. The horizontal panel is beaded directly onto the black velvet backing. A white otter-tail motif borders the main pouch and horizontal panel. | | | | Catalog # | 58149 | | | | Accession # | 18961 | | | | Accession Date | 12/12/1963 | | | | Dimensions | | | | | Medium | Glass beads, cotton textile, wool textile, velvet, wool yarn, cotton thread. | | | | Region | Leech Lake Reservation, Minnesota | | | | Source | Donated by Mrs. K. Bruckhaus of Tyler, TX. | | | | Comments | According to accession card, the bag was collected on the reservation between 1904 and 1910. |
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 | | Culture | Ho-Chunk | | | | Description | This bag is beaded in both geometric and floral designs. The strap has a diamond geometric design; the pouch has a larger diamond design and flowers. It is trimmed in red wool, with brown wool tassels. | | | | Catalog # | 59708 | | | | Accession # | 21054 | | | | Accession Date | 12/05/1967 | | | | Dimensions | | | | | Medium | Glass beads, cloth, wool, yarn | | | | Region | Great Lakes area | | | | Source | Donated by Mrs. Irving Ott of Milwaukee, WI. Unknown collector. | | | | Comments | Some tassels missing. Originally catalogued as "Woodland Indian". The geometric patterns & brown color looks Ho-Chunk but floral pattern also could suggest Potawatomi |
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 | | Culture | Ojibwe | | | | Description | This bag of dark blue velvet cloth contains a red and white floral pattern cotton cloth lining/front. Beaded entirely in floral and bird designs, the bottom fringe has blue and clear plastic beaded tassels with purple wool yarn pom-poms. | | | | Catalog # | 63158 | | | | Accession # | 25390 | | | | Accession Date | 07/26/1979 | | | | Dimensions | | | | | Medium | Glass and plastic beads, cotton, velvet, wool yarn. | | | | Region | McCord, near Tripoli, WI. | | | | Source | Collected and donated by Dr. George MacKinnon of Marshfield, WI. | | | | Comments | Catalogue book entry states: “Given to donor’s father by Potawatomi chief at McCord, Wisconsin in 1915.” Ann McMullen, MPM curator of Anthropology 1994-2000, changed attribution to Ojibwe and added “More like Minnesota in terms of style.” Photo negative #: A-647-2+1 |
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