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Start Over Object name Pouch Object class Bags (generic containers) Donor Older University Collections
Hearst Museum object titled Pouch, accession number 2-4530, described as Rectangular, flat. White-tanned (bleached) deerskin with horizontal bands of sealskin, dyed leather and scraped gut. Clipped white reindeer hide around mouth. Embroidery and red yarn. Short braided sinew hanging line at mouth. Sinew thread, running stitch. Small loops of white reindeer hair sewn around sinew thread. Made with ocher, gut, sinew, yarn, alder dye (?); white reindeer hair embroidery, black gut; sewn in running stitch. Possibly some red alder dye.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pouch, accession number 2-7513, described as Model, skin pouch
Hearst Museum object titled Pouch, accession number 2-5805, described as Scraped stomach or intestines, tanned white. Made in 7 horizontal panels, largest one folded over for a seamless bottom. No decoration in side seams. Main decoration is horizontal fringing of seal hair, red yarn, white reindeer hair embroidery and red-painted depilated hide or gut, about 5 cm from bottom. Next, a wide black graphite-painted horizontal panel with white reindeer hair embroidery and loop-fringing, red and gray yarns and threads, and red-painted gut strips. White windpipe skin inset with black & red dyed gutskin and seal fur; trimmed with white quill and red wool yarn. Bag string: braided white cotton yarn into which pink, black tufts of cotton have been mixed, at end a white glass bead.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pouch, accession number 2-4766, described as For tobacco; light brown tanned hide; thirteen horizontal rows of straw colored porcupine quill work on top front; quills stitched along seam; hide strap knotted into open flap; brass button sewn into top edge of quill rows (no button hole in flap); one vertical row of alternating black and white glass trade beads in center of pouch, half way from left; red stains on front along beads.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pouch, accession number 2-4527, described as White leather. Long single pocket with 2 transverse bands with applique of black gut coated with specular hematite trimmed with red wool cloth and red dyed sinew. Embroidery. 3 lobed designs in red leather or gut on inside of flap. Fur tuft inserts.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pouch, accession number 2-4528, described as Salmon skin, scale-side in; decorated (one side) with skin and gut appliqued designs, embroidered with reindeer hair and red yarn. Lozenge trim in middle to cover dorsalfin hole. Trimmed with scraped fishskin fringe and thin leather band around mouth. Sewn with sinew thread (whipstitch). Made with salmon skin, gut, sinew, leather (sealskin?), reindeer hair, and red yarn.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pouch, accession number 2-6331, described as Small buckskin pouch, beaded around edge with glass seed beads; chain stitch embroidery in curvilinear design in faded purple; 2 purple loops in buttonhole stitch at top; U-shaped.
Hearst Museum object titled Pouch, accession number 2-5769, described as So-called "octopus bag"; blue trade felt with floral style beadwork on front; 8 elongated appendages (4 front and 4 behind); lined with tan plainweave cloth; pendant tassels of red and blue beads and red/green/black cotton cordage.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pouch, accession number 2-6334, described as Cloth, beaded; eye-hook closure on flap; navy blue wool flannel with black cloth trim; red cloth ribbon strap; hook is metal (brass?); glass seed bead floral design; white glass seed bead trim, cylindrical black glass beads on flap and near pouch mouth along white seed beads; inside cloth lining has brown vertical stripes with tan checks.
Hearst Museum object titled Pouch, accession number 2-4549, described as Twined. Ornamented with colored wool, braided drawstring.

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