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Hair Ornament1997.57.4
Gift of Nobuko Kajitani
- Culture
- Aguaruna-Shuar
- Material
- toucan feather and cotton
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Fragment of Tunic or Tabard34.577
George C. Brackett Fund
- Culture
- Chimú
- Material
- cotton and feather
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Comb64.214.15
A. Augustus Healy Fund
- Material
- wooden stick, natural fibre and feather
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Comb64.214.20
A. Augustus Healy Fund
- Material
- wooden stick, string and feather
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Comb64.214.21
A. Augustus Healy Fund
- Material
- wooden stick, natural fibre and feather
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Ceremonial Weaving Knife56.190.2
By exchange
- Culture
- Ica
- Material
- bone, shell and feather
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Back Ornament88.89.11
Anonymous gift
- Culture
- Shuar and Achuar
- Material
- bird bone, seed, feather, cotton fibre, human hair and beetle-wing cover
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Pipe with Carved Turtle, Buffalo, and Elk38.634a-b
Dick S. Ramsay Fund
- Culture
- Sioux
- Material
- catlinite, wood, feather, tin, brass nail, porcupine quill and silk ribbon
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Arrows50.67.151.1-.11
Group of eleven arrows painted with black and red stripes and dots. Ten arrows have metal points.
Kachina Doll (Hahaii)04.297.5563
Kachina figure is probably Crow Mother-Angwusnasomtaqa and is one of the mothers of the Kachinas. She answers to the various calls of her children and certain ceremonial actions such as leading the performance and special initiation of children. As such she knows all the etiquette, moral ethics and virtues thus appears always to be very stately. Wing like forms on each side of head and the dark triangular shape with bar at base symbolize facial features are characteristic. Figure is painted blue, black, and white; feet are painted red. Feather headdress missing, surface wear.
- Culture
- Hopi Pueblo
- Material
- wood, feather and fibre
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum