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Rosewood paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.
This vintage 1950s striped blazer has high set narrow width notched lapels
which is an Indian reservation located in the Lac St Jean region of Quebec
She began designing in 1973
New York and offices in London
Sleeves: 10 1/2” long from the outside of the red band
Vintage Attikamekw Birch Bark Oblong Bowl Indigenous Craft Quebec blue ridge This vintage 1950s striped blazerThis is a traditional birch bark oblong bowl, attributed to the Attikamekw Nation of central Quebec, hand crafted using established Indigenous techniques. The bowl is formed from a single sheet of birch bark, folded and stitched into an elongated oval shape. The rim is reinforced with a fitted wooden hoop, secured with split natural fibre ties. The exterior decoration is created through selective stripping of the bark surface, revealing lighter layers