Eastern Plains. Some beads missing in the back. Some undetermined matter is inside.Each side of this small pouch is beaded with a different design.

This was probably a woven wrap for something like a cradle or a hairpiece.

These bags are made from hide with long fringes on bottom and a drawstring top. They were possibly fashioned from leggings. The beadwork may actually be Cheyenne and an Osage may have purchased or traded and then reworked them.

Brooklyn Museum Collection

Central Plains beadwork but Sioux type shape. The little side danglers with edge beadwork are often done in Oklahoma area. The bell is a nice touch and it therefore might be part of regalia.

Beadwork is not very good. Might have been a girl's project when they used leftover beads given to them from other projects.

A hide bag with two lobes on each end, red pigment all over and blue and white beads along all the edges. There is a slit along the middle side.

Anonymous gift in memory of Dr. Harlow Brooks

Loom woven beaded band.

Gift of Mrs. Percy Jackson