pouch, beaded
pouch, beaded
pouch, beaded
A Cree-made, brown woolen bag refashioned from a women's legging panel, embellished with overlay beadwork in a floral pattern with a flap and tie thong closing. Part of the Pearsall collection acquired in 1963
FLMNH database attributes this as Anishinaabe/Ojibwe. Catalogue card says that N. Feder attributed it as Cree (no date)
FLMNH records
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brown woolen cloth; beige muslin; polychrome glass seed beads; red, machine knitted braid; rolled tin, red feather (remnants)
Reworked from a section of a woman's legging panel, has been folded and sewn along the sides, woolen cloth with overlay stitch polychrome floral motif seem beadwork; pouch has muslin loner and machine knitted red braid edging; two rolled tin cones on thongs with traces of red feather fluffs in ends are on the front; pouch probably had more cones, originally; Tie thong front; all sewing done with thread; seed bead edging on each side of the braid edging.
floral
approximate, FLMNH records, N. Feder.
Provenance
Items purchased on the art market by Col. Leigh M. Pearsall between 1900 and 1960. Purchased from Pearsall by the University of Florida Endowment Corp. The collection contains several thousand archeological and ethnographic specimens chiefly from North America, and comprises a large portion of the FLMNH's ethnographic collection.
About This GRASAC Record
Made from the records of the FLMNH