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This elaborate pouch is a striking representation of traditional #NativeAmerican bead work from the Jicarilla Apache or Chiricahua Apache people. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P0092. #beading #beadwork #NativeArt American Indian Art, American Indians, Native American, North American, Pearsall, Bead Loom Bracelets, Native Art, Apache, Loom Beading

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P0092 Repository Number Costume Type Pouch Title Southwest Culture Area Jicarilla Apache or Chiricahua Apache (?) Tribal Affiliation ca. 1880 to 1900 Dates Leather, glass beads,…
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This elaborate pouch is a striking representation of traditional #NativeAmerican bead work from the Jicarilla Apache or Chiricahua Apache people. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P0092. #beading #beadwork #NativeArt

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This elaborate pouch is a striking representation of traditional #NativeAmerican bead work from the Jicarilla Apache or Chiricahua Apache people. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P0092. #beading #beadwork #NativeArt

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