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Cradle87.70.11

The Elizabeth Cole Butler Collection. Collected: Elizabeth Cole Butler

Culture
Cheyenne
Material
glass bead, metal bell, cloth and leather
Made in
“Plains” ?
Holding Institution
Portland Art Museum
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Octopus Bag86.126.20

The Elizabeth Cole Butler Collection. Collected: Elizabeth Cole Butler

Culture
Interior Salish and Nez Perce
Material
glass bead, metal bell, red trade fabric and cotton cloth
Made in
Plateau, North America
Holding Institution
Portland Art Museum
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Doll Cradle85.113.22

The Elizabeth Cole Butler Collection. Collected: Elizabeth Cole Butler

Culture
Umatilla
Material
wood, leather, glass bead and metal bell
Made in
Plateau, North America
Holding Institution
Portland Art Museum
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P IP E Bag50/1501

FLORAL JOURNEY (AUTRY MUSEUM, LOS ANGELES, CA, USA, 2014)

Culture
Klickitat
Material
wool cloth, cotton cloth, glass bead, silk ribbon and metal bell
Made in
Washington, USA
Holding Institution
American Museum of Natural History
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Kachina Doll2010.6.4

Rooster (Takawee)Kachina Doll Kachina body totally carved from one piece of cottonwood root. He has a muti-striped face and helmet type mask, black slit eyes and a yellow bird beak. He has a bare chest painted yellow on the PL side and blue on the PR. He wears a white cape, and holds a rattle in his PR hand and plant fibers in his PL hand. He wears a beaded necklace and jingle bells on the bands on top of his boots. This type of Kachina dates to the post-Spanish era when the Spanish brought chickens and roosters into the Hopi territory. Rooster Kachina may appear during winter kiva dances.

Culture
Pueblo and Hopi
Material
cottonwood root, acrylic pigment, yarn, feather, metal bell, bead and plastic
Holding Institution
Brooklyn Museum
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Kachina Doll2010.6.12

Flute (Lenang) Kachina. Associated with bringing water to the springs he appears during the Powamuya ceremony in February. He had the PR arm raised and holds a blue gourd rattle and the wrist has a yarn tie. The PL arm is down holding a flute with feathers dangling from it while the wrist has a carved armband simulating metal with turquoise in the center. His PR leg is raised and painted blue. PL leg is down and painted yellow. Both legs have short blue boots, his knees are striped yellow and blue and both have a band of bells tied to them. The bare chest is painted flesh colored with yellow on the PL breast and blue on the PR. He wears a carved Hopi kilt. On his back he wears a multicolored yellow, blue and red backpack trimmed with red fringed yarn, topped with feathers and lower edged with cotton. Underneath this peeps out a carved wood fox tail. He has a blue face painted with diagonal yellow and black stripes in triangles on the cheeks, slit eyes and triangular mouth. He wears feathers on the back of his long black hair.

Culture
Pueblo and Hopi
Material
cottonwood root, acrylic paint, yarn, metal bell, feather, leather and cotton
Holding Institution
Brooklyn Museum
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