sash
sash
sash
Loom woven beaded sash or belt made with red woollen yarn and opaque black and white and translucent beads. Possibly related to wampum, motifs include squares, diamonds, triangles, X-shapes, two human figures and checkerboard squares.
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red wool yarn; white thread(?); opaque black and white and translucent beads
Loom woven(?), with 33 rows of bead. Thread weft and wool yarn warp. The warps form a long fringe, some are twisted together and tied.
White beaded motifs against a black beaded ground - squares, diamonds, triangles, 'X'-shapes, two human figures, checkerboard squares
Possible relationship to wampum motifs, similarity to early southeastern sashes in Marischal Museum, Aberdeen, Scotland.
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Visit to Denver Art Museum of Alex Nahwegahbow and Ruth Phillips, assisted by Eric Berkemeyer and Kristin Strid on 22 Jan 2014.