Three pieces of ethnographic beaded leather work, comprising a pair of late 19th or early 20th century beaded moccasins, likely Inunaina (Arapaho) in origin, having red trade cloth binding at the ankles, trailing fringe at the back, and decorated with geometric designs in light blue, orange, and pink glass beads, with evidence of use, together with a petite, beaded leather, Masai bracelet, all displayed in a shadow box with an acrylic lid. Provenance: From the Private Collection of Vernon Harris, Cumming, Georgia. Moccasins approx. h. 3", l. 10", w. 3"; bracelet dia. 2.24", d..50".

Moccasins -- leather is supple on upper, a little more stiff on fringe, trade cloth binding having wear to back and signs of moth damage (inactive), minor spots of soil to uppers, wear to sole consistent with use, beading mostly intact, musty