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N12125 - REMARKS:Kate, a Coos Indian woman, wearing a traditional cedar bark skirt and cape, ca. 1900.<br /><br />OBJECT DATE:ca. 1900 | Douglas County Museum of History & Natural History
cedar bark skirt | Traditional outfits, Wool clothing, Waxed cotton jacket
Cedar Bark Coat
Cedar bark skirts | Royal British Columbia Museum, Victoria,… | Flickr
Untitled Document
Whistler | Lilwat Nation cedar bark cape, double weaved hat,… | Flickr
Shredded cedar bark cape. Circular. Worn by both sexes. – Objects – eMuseum
Red Cedar Bark | Cedar | Education | Living Tradition, The Kwakwaka'wakw Potlatch on the Northwest Coast
Nettle Twining Workshop | A pounded cedar bark skirt in Peg'… | Flickr
Form and Function – Chinook Story
Shredded cedar bark dress from the late 1800s
Woman's cedar bark skirt – Objects – eMuseum
Cedar Bark Mini Skirts for Sale | Redbubble
Cedar bark cape 1884.140.1047
RRN - Items - The NMNH: E127867-0 - Cedar Bark Skirt
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Cedar Bark Dancing Skirt in Portland, OR
TRADITIONAL NUU-CHAH-NULTH
Cedar Bark Mini Skirts for Sale | Redbubble
CEDAR BARK SKIRT. /nSkirt of woven cedar bark with face design, made by a Suquamish Native American on the Port Madison Reservation in Washington State Stock Photo - Alamy
The Wilderness Living Project - Yellow cedar bark dance apron..... | Facebook
Kwakiutl, Native American, Skirt, early 20th century, cedar bark, Overall: 39 × 30 inches (99.1 × 76.2 cm Stock Photo - Alamy
Kwakiutl, Native American, Skirt, early 20th century, cedar bark, Overall: 34 × 33 inches (86.4 × 83.8 cm Stock Photo - Alamy
Fringe or skirt for Hamsaml (Hamatsa) mask | National Museum of the American Indian
19TH C. Tlingit Trade Wool Tunic with Collar and Cedar Bark Skirt Decorated with 12 Coppers 40" L. 4
Kwakiutl, Native American, Skirt, early 20th century, cedar bark, Overall: 32 x 32 inches (81.3 x
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