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Bag

Datelate 19th to early 20th century
Label TextThe Nez Perce and Klickitat are "horse people" and used woven bags and baskets for collecting and transporting roots, berries and other foods. Flexible flat bags of local hemp were embellished with a yellow background of corn husk; then colored decorative elements were added using a “false embroidery” technique. Patterns are stylizations of natural elements and, occasionally, pictorial images.
Object number81.17.1323
Photo CreditPhoto: Scott Leen
Credit LineGift of Katherine White and the Boeing Company
Dimensions16 15/16 x 11 1/2 x 1 3/16 in. (43.1 x 29.2 x 3 cm) Overall h.: 53.3 cm
MediumIndian hemp, corn husk, leather, and wool
Photo: Elizabeth Mann
early 20th century
Object number: 2013.4.17
Bag
ca. 1900
Object number: 95.27
Bag
ca. 1920
Object number: 92.133
Beaded hemp carrying bag with bell decoration
first quarter 20th century
Object number: 74.38
Photo: Paul Macapia
Native American, Kwakwaka'wakw
ca. 1940
Object number: 91.1.12
Huxwhukw'iwe' (mask of the Huxwhukw)
Native American, Kwakwaka'wakw
ca. 1910
Object number: 91.1.145
NaXine (Chilkat robe)
ca. 1860
Object number: 91.1.79
Plaited Cedar Bark Harpoon Bag
Makah
ca. 1900
Object number: 91.30
Kyogen Theater Jacket (suo)
Japanese
19th century
Object number: 2001.406
1981
Object number: 81.17.1322