Native American Brown Leather Tunic - S SORT|377 creating interest

creating interest

fastens with lemon yellow fabric buttons and has block yellow trim on the cuffs and waist with a little bow detail

a name which derives from General Sherman's 'Special Field Order 15' from 1865 which allowed the distribution of several lots of 40 acres to some freed black families on the Georgia coast

a July sunset

Made from soft polyester with an elasticated waistband and full-length popper closures up each side

Native American Brown Leather Tunic - S SORT|377 creating interestVintage Native American Indian tan, soft leather probably buckskin fringed tunic. Comes unlined; with raw edges, joined with crisscross raffia look stitches. Trimmed with beads and ermine tails. Note: There are some signs of wear to this piece due to its age, mainly marking to the leather here and there; and a couple of tears to the leather on the right sleeve this is not part of the sleeve itself, however please refer to photos.