wall pocket
wall pocket
wall pocket
Anishinaabe quilled birchbark wall pocket with two rectangular open box-shaped containers, ornamented with floral and bird motifs.
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birchbark; porcupine quills; red woollen commercial tape; possibly ivory coloured silk ribbon; thread
Pieces of birchbark that have been ornamented with quillwork and edged with woollen tape and possibly silk ribbon are sewn together with thread to form a wall pocket with two rectangular open box shaped containers.
Floral motifs ornament front and sides of wall pocket; two birds on the front of the top container.
There are remnants of ivory coloured silk ribbon which once covered edges of the two box containers, possibly the red tape covered the outer edge of the back panel - remnants of red visible at top.
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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.