moccasins
moccasins
moccasins
Introduction
moccasins, collected by Edward Sapir, Onkwehonwe (Iroquois, Hodenosaunee), Caughnawaga, 1800s- 1911.
Nation of Maker:
Hodenosaunee/Haudenosaunee
Reasons for connecting this relative with particular nation(s)
museum documentation
Place of Origin:
Cape Giradeau, MO
Date Made or Date Range:
1800s to 1911
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Materials
Pair of deer moccasins, lined with white cotton cloth. Vamp is commercial leather covered with navy sailcloth. Sewing is with commericial thread. Ankle covering is dark brown velvet, with zig-zag trim of white and translucent green beads, ties of red binding tape sewn onto velvet. Vamp has flower design on paper form, design primarliy tansparent beads, with tranlucent green, blue, red, and gold beads and opague white and pink beads, plus spangles. Vamp trimmed with white beads, in pair of rows and zig-zag row. T-seam at heel.
Dimensions:
23.5 × 11.8 × 0 cm
Condition:
good
Reasons for connecting this relative with particular times, materials, styles and uses
museum documentation
Provenance
Current Location:
Canadian Museum of History, Ottawa, Canada
Catalogue, Accession or Reference Number:
III-I-134 a,b
Date of Acquisition by the Institution:
1911
About This GRASAC Record
GKS Reference Number:
24722
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