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Blackfoot Ceremonial Headdress By James Bama

Blackfoot Ceremonial Headdress by James Bama

"This is a Blackfoot Indian of the 1830's. He is wearing a ceremonial stand-up bonnet which is worn by senior tribesmen at warrior society meetings and victory fetes. In later years, it was also worn for the ceremony of the Sun Dance. It denotes a war party leader. The pipe he is holding is a wolf-hide sleeve. This warrior has the status of being a pipe carrier which is an honor." ~ James Bama

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