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Woman's cap
Woman's cap

Woman's cap

Maker Karok
Label TextCaps are decorated in three distinctive sections—rim, body and crown. Here, the rectangular elements represent flint marks. Glossy obsidian was used for ceremonial knives and tools and was a much prized trade item.
Object number81.17.1319
Exhibition HistorySeattle, Washington, Seattle Art Museum, Double Exposure: Edward S. Curtis, Marianne Nicolson, Tracy Rector, Will Wilson, June 4 – Sept. 9, 2018
Credit LineGift of Katherine White and the Boeing Company
Dimensions3 3/8 in. (8.5 cm) Diam.: 18 cm
MediumHazel, willow, pine root, bear grass, maidenhair fern
Woman's cap
Hupa/Yurok/Karok
Object number: 81.17.1318
Photo: Elizabeth Mann
Karok
ca. 1900
Object number: 2013.4.11
Photo: Elizabeth Mann
Karok
ca. 1900
Object number: 2013.4.12
Woman's cap
Yurok
20th century
Object number: 86.94
Hupa
early 20th century
Object number: 86.96
Basket: Orca whale design
Native American
ca. 1910
Object number: 91.1.100
Kadádzaa yéit (berry basket)
Native American
ca. 1900
Object number: 83.233
Kak (basket) Kadádzaa yéit (berrying basket)
Native American
ca. 1900
Object number: 83.234