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Tobacco Bag, 1860 / 1890. Creator: Unknown
Tobacco Bag, 1860/1890. Leather bag decorated with porcupine quills, beads, shell and feathers. Dakota, Central Plains or Northern Plains
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Media ID 24169754
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This print showcases a remarkable Tobacco Bag dating back to the late 19th century in America. Crafted by an unknown creator, this leather bag is adorned with exquisite details that reflect the rich heritage of the Dakota, Central Plains or Northern Plains region. The intricate decoration on this bag is truly awe-inspiring. Porcupine quills, beads, shells, and feathers have been meticulously arranged to create a stunning visual display. The vibrant colors and patterns evoke a sense of cultural significance and artistic expression. As we delve into the history behind this piece, we are reminded of its connection to Native American traditions and craftsmanship. This tobacco bag served as both a functional item for carrying tobacco leaves and as a symbol of cultural identity. Displayed in an art gallery at the Art Institute Chicago's Arts of the Americas collection, this object represents not only indigenous art but also serves as a testament to the diverse artistic practices found throughout America's past. While its exact origins remain unknown, it stands proudly as an embodiment of Native American creativity and ingenuity from centuries ago. Through its presence in our modern world, it allows us to appreciate and honor these ancient traditions that continue to shape our understanding of American history today.
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