Oglala Sioux warrior

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a detailed figurine of a person wearing a traditional Native American headdress adorned with long, white feathers and intricate patterns. The figure is dressed in a vibrant red cloak with additional layers of earthy, textured fabrics beneath, complete with beautiful beadwork and fringe detailing. The figurine holds a decorative feather fan, demonstrating detailed craftsmanship. The necklace is made up of multiple strands of colorful beads, enhancing the overall authenticity and aesthetic appeal. The background is a deep, rich dark blue, which emphasizes the striking colors of the figure's attire, particularly the headdress and cloak. The figurine stands upon a simple rectangular base, drawing attention to the intricate design and cultural significance of the outfit. Through its design and details, the figurine appears to encapsulate the essence and tradition of Native American artistry and cultural expression, showcasing the artistry involved in its creation while respecting cultural heritage.

The image depicts a detailed figurine of a person wearing a traditional Native American headdress adorned with long, white feathers and intricate patterns. The figure is dressed in a vibrant red cloak with additional layers of earthy, textured fabrics beneath, complete with beautiful beadwork and fringe detailing. The figurine holds a decorative feather fan, demonstrating detailed craftsmanship. The necklace is made up of multiple strands of colorful beads, enhancing the overall authenticity and aesthetic appeal. The background is a deep, rich dark blue, which emphasizes the striking colors of the figure's attire, particularly the headdress and cloak. The figurine stands upon a simple rectangular base, drawing attention to the intricate design and cultural significance of the outfit. Through its design and details, the figurine appears to encapsulate the essence and tradition of Native American artistry and cultural expression, showcasing the artistry involved in its creation while respecting cultural heritage.

Name/Title

Oglala Sioux warrior

Entry/Object ID

2022.10.358

Description

The Indians of North America series PO Dolls series No 5. Oglala Sioux warriors red shirt died in 1888 from painting by H.H. Cross saroff doll collection

Ethnography

Culture/Tribe

Oceti Sakowin
Native American

Notes

the word, Sioux, is referenced. Sioux is considered a slur word according to the Oceti Sakowin peoples.