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Browsing allows you to see all the records for relatives and heritage items in the GKS. You can also search by material made, and/or filter by nations. To search by material made, type the material's name, by example 'leather', in the box below and click “Apply.” You can select multiple nations from the dropdown list by pressing “Ctrl” (on PC) or “Command” (on Mac) and clicking, then select “Apply.”
Pouch, Cree or Métis, 19th century.
Beaded women's leggings.
Loom woven hat or head band.
Wall pocket, Cree or Métis, 19th century.
Coat, Nêhiyawak or Métis, 19th century, painted and quill-work designs.
Wraparound style moccasins made of hide with both tanned and untanned sections, secured with tanned hide ties. Floral silk embroidery with bright colours. Nêhiyawak (Western Plains Cree) or Métis.
Beaded floral vest.
Moccasins made of tanned deer hide, adorned with beadwork, quillwork, and brass cones.
Wall pocket, Cree or Métis.
Anishinaabe floral beaded shoulder bag.
Wall pocket made of white skin hide in a pentagonal shape, embroidered with flowers, leaves and red berries in asymmetrical. Decorated with fur and lined with cotton, with a plaited silk cord, with a loop for hanging up on the wall.
Caribou hide semi-wrap moccasins with brightly coloured floral silk embroidery. Lined with cotton. Made by the Innu.
Indigo blue serge women's legging cuffs with beaded ottertail, skydome and mountain motifs. Great Lakes region, 19th century.
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Single moccasin made of tanned and untanned deer skin, featuring porcupine quill work in a floral design. Edged with blue cotton fabric.
Pouch, Métis, 19th century.
Anishinaabe beaded floral garters, made before 1949.
Anishinaabe beaded loom woven band.
Pouch, 19th century. Quill woven panels on pouch.
Pouch, Cree or Métis, 19th century. Donated by Miss C. R. Lyster.