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    Posted 9 years ago

    bradwhomble
    (19 items)

    1" wide 48" long been in a safe deposit box for 60 years. has some damage need to be repaired like to ID first see if worth the cost. Not sure what it was used for even. Czech Glass beads.

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    1. CanyonRoad, 9 years ago
      This was made on a bead loom, and is not associated with any specific tribe. Traditional Indian beadwork was stitched and sewn, not woven on a bead loom. This type of craft was popular in summer camps and scout activities, however, and was a common souvenir or tourist item. Still collectible, but not traditional Native American Indian beadwork.

      The colors and designs used are not those of any specific American Indian tribe.
    2. Manikin Manikin, 9 years ago
      CanyonRoad, Thank you for sharing your great knowledge in Native American work I am always interested in your opinion and have learned a lot . Kudo's !! Glad your on CW

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