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Lakota Breastplate (replica)

SKU: 2305.07.03
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A replica of a late 19th c. breastplate with matching choker in traditional Lakota aesthetics and design based on using red, white and blue colors. Made by me in 2007.

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Made of hand selected 4" genuine bone hairpipe (antiqued), brain tan leather fringes (antiqued), heavy leather spacers (antiqued), red, blue and white crow beads, abalone disk, human hair, antiqued brass beads and shell cartridges, red trade cloth, large grizzly claw.

Made by: Maza Sapa (4 Colors)

Manufacture year: 2007

Tribal style: Lakota

Dimensions: 44 * 24,5 cm (without fringes)

Metacollcection: Plains

Collection: Central Plains

Insignia type: Breastplate

☩ «Lakota Breastplate (replica) SKU 2305.07.03» is made by me in 2007 in a traditional Indian fashion using old and period-correct materials. All new parts have been artificially aged as to make the whole piece look and feel like a real old artifact.

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