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Image of Woven cedar bark Chief Si'ahl (Chief Seattle) style hat made by DeAnn Jacobson, 2019
2019.15.1
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Woven cedar bark Chief Si'ahl (Chief Seattle) style hat made by DeAnn Jacobson, 2019

Native American weaver DeAnn Jacobson (Duwamish, Suquamish), a direct descendant of Chief Si'ahl (Chief Seattle), wove this hat from cedar bark. Coast Salish tribes have used locally sourced materials like cedar bark to make weatherproof clothing for millennia. Such garments range in style from functional to decorative.
ID Number: 2019.15.1
Date: 2019
Creator(s): Jacobson, DeAnn, Designer
Physical Description: 1 Hat; cedar; 6 in.H x 16 in.Diam
Place Made: United States of America, WASHINGTON, Seabeck
Credit: MOHAI, 2019.15.1
Subjects: Indigenous Peoples, Clothing and Dress, Businesses and Corporations, Innovation and Invention

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