LAKOTA SIOUX SCALP SHIRT
Replica of a Lakota (Sioux) Scalp Shirt circa 1870. |
Shirt is loosely based on the Lakota war shirt presented by Little Big Man, who said it allegedly had once belonged to Crazy Horse, or that it had at least been worn by him. According to family history however, the shirt cannot have belonged to the great Lakota chief, who never kept scalps he took in war but instead left them upon the ground
CROW HAIR FRINGED SHIRT
Although the Smithsonian Institute records the original shirt as Crow - some scholars say that it is probably of Arapaho or Cheyenne origin dating from around 1880
BRULE SIOUIX WAR SHIRT
Replica of a Brule Sioux Buckskin War Shirt from the Museum of the American Indian, New York
NATIVE AMERICAN WAR SHIRTS
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