Iroquois 4-Row Cow Bone Choker with Ojibwa Rosette: Gallery (81-401-G3769) C6

Description

This is a gallery item: you will receive the exact item in the photograph.
This traditional Iroquois choker is made by women on the Six Nations Reservation using cow bone hairpipe, cowrie shells, brass and glass beads.
The length of the beaded necklace including the leather loops, but not including the leather straps, on either side is 13". The adjustable tie strap adds another 20" to the length of the choker. The Ojibwa Rosette measures 3" in dimeter.
Genus and species:
Bos taurus. Ranch.  Canada.
Odocoileus virginianus. Wild. Canada.
Cypraea moneta. Wild.  The Philippines.
Native Assembled in Canada.
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