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KLALLAM WEAVER AND BOWL. A Klallam Native American woman weaving a blanket, and a Klallam bowl
KLALLAM WEAVER AND BOWL.
A Klallam Native American woman weaving a blanket, and a Klallam bowl (top). Watercolor on paper, c1847, by Paul Kane
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Media ID 12228838
1847 American Indian Antique Artifact Blanket Bowl Canadian Housework Kane Northwest Pacific Northwest Painted Paul Washington State Watercolor Weaver
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This print titled "KLALLAM WEAVER AND BOWL" showcases a remarkable moment in the daily life of a Klallam Native American woman. Painted by Paul Kane in 1847, this watercolor on paper depicts the woman skillfully weaving a blanket while seated next to a traditional Klallam bowl. The artist's attention to detail is evident as he captures the intricate patterns and vibrant colors of both the blanket and bowl. The woman's focused expression reflects her dedication and expertise in this ancient craft, passed down through generations. Set against the backdrop of Washington state's Pacific Northwest region, this artwork provides insight into the rich cultural heritage of indigenous communities. It serves as an important reminder of their contributions to American history. Accompanied by her loyal canine companion, this Klallam weaver immerses herself in her work within the comfort of her home. The painting beautifully portrays not only her artistic talent but also highlights housework as an integral part of Native American women's lives during that era. As part of The Granger Collection's Carousel Collection, this antique artifact offers viewers a glimpse into mid-19th century North American indigenous culture. Its inclusion adds depth and diversity to any art collection or historical display.
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