Dakota pipestone pipe bowl and wood stem

Titles: Dakota pipestone pipe bowl and wood stem (Supplied title)

Description: A Dakota scored pipestone (catlinite) pipe bowl and decorated stem carved out of sumac, circa the 1970s. The beaded cover slip is divided into three sections with the colors black, yellow and red predominating. A rawhide strip attaches feathers and pony beads. Made by Bob Crooks of St. Paul, Minnesota and distributed by Neva Williams and the American Indian Products Co., Inc.

Dates

• Not earlier than 1970 - Not later than 1979 (Creation)

Creation

• made by: Crooks, Bob
• distributed by: Williams, Neva
• distributed by: American Indian Products Company, Inc.

Identifiers

• Accession Number: 1992.174.23.A,B

Holding Type: 3D Objects

Quantity: 1 item

Format

• Content Category: artifacts

Measurements

• 3 1/4 inches width (1992.174.23.A, pipe bowl)
• 1 3/8 inches height (1992.174.23.A, pipe bowl)
• 3/4 inch depth (1992.174.23.A, pipe bowl)
• 10 5/8 inches length (1992.174.23.B, pipe stem))
• 7/8 inch diameter (1992.174.23.B, pipe stem)

Subjects

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