Necklace/Collier | C2 Centre for Craft

Necklace, likely made by a member of Stoney Nakoda First Nation. Small yellow and red beaded flowers are interspersed with plant stem pieces. Ends are fastened together with a hide tassel.

Collier probablement fabriqué dans la première nation de Stoney Nakoda. Des petites fleurs perlées jaune et rouge alternent avec des morceaux de tiges végétales. Les extrémités sont attachées ensemble avec un gland en cuir.

Craftsperson Unknown

Materials/Matériaux Glass beads, plant stem, smoke tanned hide/Perles de verre, tiges végétales, cuir tanné à la fumée

Dimensions 75cm (l)

Date Late 20th century/Fin du 20e siècle

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