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Woven Utility Bag with Thunderbird Design04.297.6954

This tightly woven bag has an elegant, dark blue, thunderbird design woven on natural color one side and a blue and natural stripe with a orange/red stripe on the reverse. Reviewed by Matha Gradolf, Winnebago (Hochunk) weaver from Nebraska 5/3/05.

Culture
Hochunk and Menominee
Material
slippery elm, nettle, buffalo wool ?, hemp ? and dye
Holding Institution
Brooklyn Museum
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Tumpline2710/1

Elm bark tumpline, called tar in the Ainu language. Stiff front panel of woven brown and cream cotton has design of two arrows or rocket ships ? facing each other, with an X shape in the middle. Bark is braided, then twisted into long ties and knotted at the ends.

Culture
Ainu
Material
elm bark and cotton fibre
Made in
Japan
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Soup BowlEd9.1

A carved, deep, oval, greyish-brown, wooden bowl with upper pointed ends.

Culture
Ainu
Material
elm wood
Made in
Hokkaido, Japan
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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