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Bead work on bags was done by appliqué or spot stitch and loomed techniques . Patterns and designs and use of beads reflect cultural traditions . This may be seen in a Winnebago bag ( Flint 1973 : 107 ) or a Potawatomi bag ( Conn 1979 ...
Bead work on bags was done by appliqué or spot stitch and loomed techniques . Patterns and designs and use of beads reflect cultural traditions . This may be seen in a Winnebago bag ( Flint 1973 : 107 ) or a Potawatomi bag ( Conn 1979 ...
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A photograph of a bear - paw Mide bag decorated with trade cloth and bead is in Densmore ( 1929 : 132 ) . ... many of the snakeskin bags this one is lined with cotton cloth , decorated with ribbons and the tail edged with white beads .
A photograph of a bear - paw Mide bag decorated with trade cloth and bead is in Densmore ( 1929 : 132 ) . ... many of the snakeskin bags this one is lined with cotton cloth , decorated with ribbons and the tail edged with white beads .
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three beads . Complex , curvilinear designs have been created with this technique ( Figs . 2 , 4-6 ) . Both woven and appliquéd beadwork have been freqently made to cover entire surfaces , as on the bandolier bags , popular in the 19th ...
three beads . Complex , curvilinear designs have been created with this technique ( Figs . 2 , 4-6 ) . Both woven and appliquéd beadwork have been freqently made to cover entire surfaces , as on the bandolier bags , popular in the 19th ...
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