Pouch, shoulder
Pouch, shoulder
Pouch, shoulder
Beaded shoulder pouch, double panel design with flowered beading and zigzag outline, panels separated by a beaded violet silk ribbon applique, narrow navy stroud strap
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Glass beads, blue, white, yellow, pink, red, clear, violet, also applique violet silk ribbon, on dark blue wool stroud, lined with woolen fabric and trimmed with green woolen cloth and cotton patterned fabric.
Beaded on one side only with flowers and framed by zigzag beading, upper and lower panels framed with double line of beads and beaded applique silk trim, Narrow strap (3.3 cm) of blue stroud, backed with red and brown cotton fabric and trimmed with violet silk ribbon.
Flowers and leaves, Two bead edging around pouch and pocket edges, Three line and two bead line zigzag geometric border pattern on upper and lower pocket panels and between pockets.
Carried as personal gear.
Stroud distressed with wear holes front and back; woolen trimming and bead edging ripped and frayed on sides and bottom; upper panel separated from backing along seam; silk ribbon trim on strap worn and frayed on edge.
Provenance connects artefact to Donald Campbell McTavish, who died in 1892.
Provenance
Konantz Collection - H4-0720 to H4-0-869/ Collection handed down intact from McTavish to his eldest child. Edith McTavish married Robert Rogers. Mrs Rogers was the first woman MLA in Manitoba (1920) who gave the collection to Margaret (Rogers) Konantz whose eldest son William Konantz made the donation to The Manitoba Museum.
DCB Volumes IX-X. Hudson's Bay Archives, Winnipeg, MAnitoba. Konantz, Gail; Edith Rogers; Winnipeg. Peguis Publishers 1981; Konantz, William, Mary, Personal communication, 1983-1984.
About This GRASAC Record
Manitoba Museum
Summer internship 2013
Photos taken by Dr Cory Willmott.