Tribal Bag Pouch Native American Indian Cow Hide Fur Buffalo Teeth Hand Sewn

This unique bag pouch features a beautifully crafted design by a Native American artisan. The piece is made of cowhide fur buffalo teeth and is hand sewn with great attention to detail. The pouch is perfect for carrying small items and is a great addition to any collection. The origin of the piece is unknown, but it is an original item and not a reproduction. The tribal affiliation is Sioux, and the country of manufacture is the United States. This bag pouch is a great example of Native American crafts and is sure to be a conversation starter. Size 18" long with fringe 10" pouch Only Fold over closure Braided Handle 17" drop Sewn with Natural Leather Stiching Two Rivots on each side Natural Buffalo teeth and Quartz stones Several Plains Indian tribes, including the Sioux, Cheyenne, Arapaho, Blackfoot, Pawnee, Kiowa, Mandan, and Comanche, used buffalo teeth in their decorations. These tribes utilized buffalo teeth and other parts of the buffalo for various purposes, including adornments and tools, reflecting the buffalo’s central role in their culture and daily life Track Page Views With Auctiva's Counter