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Ojibwe beaded deer hide jacket
Ojibwe beaded deer hide jacket
Titles: Ojibwe beaded deer hide jacket (Supplied title)
Description: This deerskin jacket was purchased by the staff of Camp Kamaji at Cass Lake, Minnesota, from local Ojibwe craftsperson. The coat is decorated with appliques of cut glass beads sewn to bands of leather that are edged with cotton cloth; the back yoke is constructed in a similar manner. The jacket is trimmed with single and double fringes of deerskin. This item was likely from the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe.
Dates
- Not later than 1935 (Creation)
Creation
- owned/used by: Camp Kamaji (Cass Lake, Minn.)
Identifiers
- Accession Number: 9023.4
Holding Type: 3D Objects
Quantity: 1 item
Format
- Content Category: artifacts
Subjects
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Ojibwe beaded deer hide jacket
Ojibwe beaded deer hide jacket
Ojibwe beaded deer hide jacket