Orchard, William C · New York : Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · leaf 24
A RARE SALISH BLANKET pulled off and over the loops. The side and lower edges are finished with a fringe made of strings of coarsely spun goat-hair, the side fringes applied through the loops as shown in fig. 6. The fringe of the lower edge, how- ever, instead of being threaded through the loops,… … Fig. 6 Two other goat-wool blankets, both from the Eraser River region, are in the collections of the Museum, but are with- out the feather and milkweed fiber mix- ture. One is of the same variety of twilled weaving as the feathered blanket; the other exhibits a variety in which the Fig. 7…
Salish Indians · Salish textile fabrics · Indian textile fabrics · Indians of North America
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