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Shoulder mirror bag

SKU: 4043.07.02
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Lazy-stich beaded shoulder mirror bag decorated with quilled thongs and large brass buttons.

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Beaded on cloth fringed mirror bag made of commercial buckskin. Artificially aged to look old.

Made by: Maza Sapa (4 Colors)

Manufacture year: 2007

Tribal style: Lakota

Finishing: Natural patina, Artificial patina

Metal: Brass

Materials: Genuine leather *, Metal beads *, Porqupine quills *, Trade cloth *

Height (without fringes): 16 cm

Width (without fringes): 13 cm

Fringes length (bottom): 20 cm

Metacollcection: Plains

Collection: Lakota Itazipcho

Insignia type: Bags

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