Description
The head-dress is of the type common to the Klamath River tribes – a broad band of deerskin partially covered with a row of red scalps of woodpecker. The massive necklace of clam-shell beads indicates the wealth of the wearer, or of the friend from whom he borrowed it. He carries a ceremonial celt of black obsidian and a decorated bow.
Contemporary print. Catalog date 1923. Tolowa Indians. SKU ECP1320. Fine art paper, luster photo paper, or canvas.
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