Hopi "Lakone Mana" and "Mamzrau Mana" Katchina Drawings, 1903 Bureau of American Ethnology Bookplate kitchen spoons definitely used and a bit

definitely used and a bit faded

threaded at the middle and just large enough to hold a pill or two--an emergency Xanax

and am not totally sure

and plenty of irregularity to the dominoes as pictured

I think it was quite wise as well as resourceful of women not to let cigar silks/ribbons go to waste

Hopi "Lakone Mana" and "Mamzrau Mana" Katchina Drawings, 1903 Bureau of American Ethnology Bookplate kitchen spoons definitely used and a bitThis is an antique bookplate from a 1903 Bureau of American Ethnology at the Smithsonian Institution Annual Report featuring original drawings of Hopi Kachina drawn by native artists. These were primarily done by a 30 year old Hopi man named Kutcahanauu, or White Bear, who was hired by American anthropologist Jesse Walker Fewkles to visually record the hundreds of different kachinas revered by the tribe. I wish I had every plate in it as I think the