Bag, sewn fish skin panels form geometric designs, cloth edging on flap

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Object Number 25-49-60/D2469.2

Display Title Bag, sewn fish skin panels form geometric designs, cloth edging on flap

Descriptions

Inventory Description Bag, sewn fish skin panels form geometric designs, cloth edging on flap

Classification

Department Ethnographic

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

Asia / Russia / Siberia / Sakhalin Island

Additional Geographic Terms Sakhalin Island, Northern

Materials Fishskin, Thread, Cloth, Dye

Dimensions Overall: 23.5 x 28.2 x 10 cm (9 1/4 x 11 1/8 x 3 15/16 in.)

Quantity 1

Label on object D-2469.2

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PrimaryMedia	Object Number	Title	Classification	Geography/Provenience
	25-49-60/D2469.1	Bag, light and dark fish skin panels sewn together forming geometric designs	Bag	Sakhalin Island
Media Restricted	25-49-60/D2472.1	Bag, birch bark covered with sewn hide panels, pigmented designs at rim	Shaft, modified Bag	Sakhalin Island
	88-51-10/50199	Housewife, flap of fish skin for trim -or- fish skin object with fur	Bag	Alaska
	25-49-60/D2470	Pocket of fish skin	Bag	Sakhalin Island
Media Restricted	23-49-60/D1959	Very old fish skin pocket	Shaft, modified Bag	Siberia
	98-18-10/52157	Pouch, leather, fish skin flap, fur and red yarn trim, stitched w/ sinew, mended	Pouch	Nome Census Area
	23-49-60/D1946	Fish skin leggings for men	Legging	Siberia
	88-51-10/50198	Housewife-flap of bag	Pouch	Alaska
	23-49-60/D1924	Fish skin bag	Bag	Siberia
	23-49-60/D1925	Fish skin bag	Bag	Siberia
	2013.24.84	Huipil, women's shirt, two panels sewn together, no head hole, indigo cotton with multicolored geometric and anthropomorphic designs	Huipil	San Miguel Totonicapan
	2011.18.3	Women's Nchak dance skirt, red and tan panels with black border, undulating edging. Slight bleeding of red dye into tan panels. Minor native repairs. Loose strings. Minor staining on red panels. Small separation on red panel near black border. Excellent example with good age.	Skirt	Zaire

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