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Bandolier Bag

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Bandolier Bag

$500.00

This Native American bag would have been presented to a worthy man as a symbol of honor. It was made by the Anishiaabeg people, who crafted it from a cotton flour sack and added decorative beadwork. Its name, “bandolier bag,” literally means "worn across the shoulder," which is how it would be carried.

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