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Description
17" (43 cm.) l. hood. 5" moccasins. The hood comprises a woolen hood constructed as a tradition
Old Northern Plaids Ute pow-wow dance headdress,with decorations on the back of a cut bead
rosette and ermine drop,and with tanned buckskin ties,c. 1930s; along with a pair of Eskimo
sealskin child's moccasins with hide toe decoration to simulate a "white man's" button,c.
1890/1900. Both excellent condition,rare examples of fine Native American crafts,the wool hood
being a hand-decorated and sewn trade blanket of the Behren Woolen Mills of Brigham City,Utah.