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More than 10,000 results for Native American (Papago or Yaqui)

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Rattle strap, Bombycid moth cocoon, leather pebbles, cotton string, Native American (Papago or Yaqui) — Rattle strap
Native American (Papago or Yaqui)
19th century

Flute ("Mystery Flute"), Papago Indians, Cane, paper, vegetable fiber, Native American (Tohono O'odham/Papago) — Flute ("Mystery Flute")
Papago Indians
19th century

Comb, Moose antler, Seneca or Susquehannock, Native American — Comb
Seneca or Susquehannock, Native American
ca. 1680

Headdress frontlet, Wood, abalone shell, pigment, and nails, Tsimshian
, Native American — Headdress frontlet
Tsimshian , Native American
ca. 1820–40

Mask, Wood, pigment, vegetal fiber, iron nails, and feathers, Yup'ik, Native American — Mask
Yup'ik, Native American
ca. 1900

Courting flute (siyotanka), Red pipestone (catlinite), lead, Native-tanned leather, Native American (Sioux) — Courting flute (siyotanka)
Native American (Sioux)
ca. 1850–1900

Women's Acoma Cape or Dress, Handspun undyed and indigo-dyed Churro fleece and cochineal-dyed raveled bayeta, Acoma, Native American — Women's Acoma Cape or Dress
Acoma, Native American
ca. 1850

Basket bowl, Louisa Keyser Washoe, Willow and redbud shoots, bracken root, and dye, Washoe, Native American — Basket bowl
Louisa Keyser
1907

Flute, Telfos, cane, Native American (Papago or Navajo) — Flute
Telfos
19th century

Man's coat, Tanned leather and pigment, Innu/ Naskapi, Native American — Man's coat
Innu/ Naskapi, Native American
ca. 1820

Black-on-Black Jar, Maria Martínez Native American, San Ildefonso Pueblo, Clay and slip, San Ildefonso, Native American — Black-on-Black Jar
Maria Martínez
Julián Martínez
1919–20

Basket, Cane (cat tail, willow, black devil's claw), Pima or Papago (?) — Basket
Pima or Papago (?)
19th–20th century

Basket, Cane (cat tail, willow, black devil's claw), Pima or Papago (?) — Basket
Pima or Papago (?)
19th–20th century

Shoulder Belt for a Powder Horn, Glass, leather, European or Native American — Shoulder Belt for a Powder Horn
European or Native American
probably early 19th century

End-blown flute, Cane, wood, sinew, Native American (Tohono O'odham / Papago) — End-blown flute
Native American (Tohono O'odham / Papago)
19th century

Qve-Goot, cane, sinew (missing), Native American (Papago, Tohono O'odham) — Qve-Goot
Native American (Papago, Tohono O'odham)
19th century

End-blown flute, Cane, paper, vegetable fiber, Native American (Papago, Tohono O'odham) — End-blown flute
Native American (Papago, Tohono O'odham)
19th century

Lidded saltcellar, Temne or Bullom artist(s), Ivory, Temne or Bullom — Lidded saltcellar
Temne or Bullom artist(s)
ca. 1490–1530

Hampatong (figure), Ngadju or Ot Danum artist, Wood, pigment, Ngadju or Ot Danum — Hampatong (figure)
Ngadju or Ot Danum artist
19th–early 20th century

Whistle, Wood, grass, hide, tin, porcupine quill, Native American (Sioux) — Whistle
Native American (Sioux)
19th century

Tsii' Edo' Ai (Apache fiddle), Athabascan Family Native American (Apache), Agave flower stalk, wood, paint, horsehair, Native American (Apache) — Tsii' Edo' Ai (Apache fiddle)
Athabascan Family
ca. 1900

Chegah-Skah-Hdah (dance wand), Wood, metal, leather, Native American (Sioux) — Chegah-Skah-Hdah (dance wand)
Native American (Sioux)
19th century

Raven rattle, Cedar, pebbles, polychrome, Native American (Tsimshian) — Raven rattle
Native American (Tsimshian)
19th century

Covered Porringer, INK or IVK American, Silver, American — Covered Porringer
INK or IVK
1700–20

Tenchuy (strung rattle), cocoons, leather, vegetal fiber, pebbles, Yaqui, prob. Mexico — Tenchuy (strung rattle)
Yaqui, prob. Mexico
late 19th century

Maskette, Wood, copper, shell, and pigment, Tsimshian or Tlingit, Native American — Maskette
Tsimshian or Tlingit, Native American
ca. 1780–1830

Duct Flute, Argillite, bone, Native American (Haida or Skidegate) — Duct Flute
Native American (Haida or Skidegate)
late 19th century

Manguaré, Wood, rubber beater, Native American (Bora or Huitoto) — Manguaré
Native American (Bora or Huitoto)
late 19th–early 20th century

War club, Wood and pigment, Pawnee, Native American — War club
Pawnee, Native American
ca. 1800

Dress and belt with awl case, Dress: tanned leather, glass beads, shell, bone, elk teeth, and brass thimbles<br/>belt: commercial leather, glass beads, and metal studs<br/>awl case: tanned leather, and glass beads, Wasco, Native American — Dress and belt with awl case
Wasco, Native American
ca. 1870

Mask, Wood, pigment, and vegetal fiber, Yup'ik, Native American — Mask
Yup'ik, Native American
ca. 1900

Bowl, Wood, shell, and pigment, Tlingit, Native American — Bowl
Tlingit, Native American
ca. 1750–1800

Bowl, Wood, Tsimshian, Native American — Bowl
Tsimshian, Native American
ca. 1780–1810

White Ogre Tihu (Katsina Figure), Cottonwood, pigment, cotton cloth, tanned leather, and metal, Hopi, Native American — White Ogre Tihu (Katsina Figure)
Hopi, Native American
ca. 1900

Dagger , Wood, steel, and vegetal fiber, Tlingit, Native American — Dagger
Tlingit, Native American
ca. 1780–1840

Comb, Wood, Tlingit, Native American — Comb
Tlingit, Native American
ca. 1850–80

Raven rattle, Albert Edward Edenshaw Haida, Wood, pigment, glass beads and vegetal fiber, Haida, Native American — Raven rattle
Albert Edward Edenshaw
ca. 1850

Ladle, Wood and pigment, Chinook, Native American — Ladle
Chinook, Native American
ca. 1850

Dance object, Wood, pigment, vegetal fiber, and feathers, Yup'ik, Native American — Dance object
Yup'ik, Native American
ca. 1900

Transformational figure, Walrus ivory, Okvik, Native American — Transformational figure
Okvik, Native American
ca. 200 BCE–100 CE