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PROBABLY EASTERN SIOUX
细节
A PLAINS WOOD AND STONE PIPE
PROBABLY EASTERN SIOUX
composed of an expanding wood stem, wrapped before the mouthpiece with finely plaited porcupine quillwork, in a banded pattern with black, white and red-dyed quills, trimmed with a short panel of brass tacks, a tuft of red-dyed horsehair secured with red wool trade cloth, hide fringe and a beaded tassel, composed of blue and white pony beads alternating with small brass beads, inset into a catlinite bowl, tall and flaring, with short blunt anterior section
Length: 39¼ in. (99.7 cm.) overall (2)
PROBABLY EASTERN SIOUX
composed of an expanding wood stem, wrapped before the mouthpiece with finely plaited porcupine quillwork, in a banded pattern with black, white and red-dyed quills, trimmed with a short panel of brass tacks, a tuft of red-dyed horsehair secured with red wool trade cloth, hide fringe and a beaded tassel, composed of blue and white pony beads alternating with small brass beads, inset into a catlinite bowl, tall and flaring, with short blunt anterior section
Length: 39¼ in. (99.7 cm.) overall (2)