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Publisher: Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian in association with University of Washington Press
The composition features an older woman seated and cooking a meal in a large pot
Pages: Approximately 144
spirituality
Original painting depicting a western scene with a cowboy cooking over an open fire surrounded by longhorn cattle with a covered wagon
Great Basin Beaded Tobacco Bag, circa 1890 21398 Publisher: Smithsonian National Museum ofBeaded Shoshone tobacco bag (pipe bag) from the late 19th century. Constructed of native tanned hide and expertly beaded with glass trade beads in greasy yellow, red white hearts, translucent green, light and dark blue. Upper fringe is quill wrapped with red white heart beads separating the fringe. Pictorial elements in the beadwork include tepee (tipi) motifs. The Shoshone peoples are members of the Great Basin or Transmontane Culture Area. At the
