Chippewa Music volume 2
Chippewa Music volume 2
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Later, when broadcloth was used for the gar- ment, this was replaced by a strip of that material, beaded, and still later by beaded velvet. The sash worn by Mrs. Gauthier is of yarn, woven in an ancient manner by the wife of E'niwub'e, the singer.
A somewhat later tyi)e of Chippewa woman's dress is shown in plate 16. This costume is decorated at the hem of the skirt, a style said to be comparatively recent, and the sleeves, instead of being separate, are joined together in the back to form a sh...ort jacket. The floral designs which form the decoration of Mrs. Gauthier's costume (pis. 30, 32, 35) are typical of the designs in use among the Chippewa at the present time, which are frequently copied from natural leaves and flowers. Similar designs appear in plates 11, 20, and 39. A floral design said to be older than these may be seen on the sleeve pieces of the woman's costume in plate 16; these pieces were brought from ^lille Lac many years ago. It is said that geometric designs preceded floral patterns among the Chippewa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Later, when broadcloth was used for the gar- ment, this was replaced by a strip of that material, beaded, and still later by beaded velvet. The sash worn by Mrs. Gauthier is of yarn, woven in an ancient manner by the wife of E'niwub'e, the singer.
A somewhat later tyi)e of Chippewa woman's dress is shown in plate 16. This costume is decorated at the hem of the skirt, a style said to be comparatively recent, and the sleeves, instead of being separate, are joined together in the back to form a sh...ort jacket. The floral designs which form the decoration of Mrs. Gauthier's costume (pis. 30, 32, 35) are typical of the designs in use among the Chippewa at the present time, which are frequently copied from natural leaves and flowers. Similar designs appear in plates 11, 20, and 39. A floral design said to be older than these may be seen on the sleeve pieces of the woman's costume in plate 16; these pieces were brought from ^lille Lac many years ago. It is said that geometric designs preceded floral patterns among the Chippewa.
What to read after Chippewa Music volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Densmore to read onlineMoreLess
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