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Light-Weight Native America Hand Painted Bucket Bag with Small Medicine Bag Attached

Step into the vibrant world of Native American culture with this amazing hand-painted leather bucket bag—a tribute to the skill and legacy of indigenous peoples. The front of the bag showcases a striking image of a Native American wearing a full headdress, painted with incredible attention to detail. Crafted from soft and lightweight leather, the bag not only embodies Native American art but also provides practicality with easy portability.

It's not just a bag; it's a unique piece of art, truly one of a kind.

To add to its distinctiveness, the bag comes with a small medicine bag attached to a removable leather lanyard. This little treasure isn't just an accessory; it weaves a tale. Explore the history of the Medicine Man through the accompanying narrative, discovering the significance of each item in the bag. The carefully chosen contents—cloth, turquoise blue stone, stick, seed, and feather—each hold a specific purpose symbolized by their charm. This ensemble isn't just a fashion statement; it's a cultural journey, a slice of history draped over your shoulder.

Very good used condition (contents of small medicine bag unopened).
Measures: approx. 43 cm tall x 66 cm around (measured at the bottom) Weighs: approx. 258 g (very lightweight) will be folded for shipping

Thanks for hunting at the cove!

Warm Regards,

VenturaTreasureCove

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