Quiver

AF1550

From: Zaire | Belgian Congo | Aruwimi District

Curatorial Section: African

Object Number AF1550
Current Location Collections Storage
Provenience Zaire | Belgian Congo | Aruwimi District
Section African
Materials Leather
Description

Quiver is made of a strip of hide folded over; the sides are sewn together using fiber and the top is left open, creating a pouch; there is some hair on each side of the quiver; there are holes through the hide on both sides just below the open top; a strand of fiber hangs off from where it is tied just below the open top tof the quiver; hide is dark brown with light brown splotches,

Length 24.3 cm
Width 13 cm
Credit Line Purchased from J. F. G. Umlauff, 1912
Other Number 1306 - Other Number

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