Bag, Beaded Whetstone Knife Sheath, Sinew Sewn With Cones, Antique 1880's, 1474 S2a-26 Some of the simpler pieces

Some of the simpler pieces we find turn out to be our favorites

In the center is a square cut light green turquoise stone with smaller matching stones in each corner

Nephew of Juan de Dios who taught silversmithing to Simplicio

Each of the stones possess their own shade and were cut in a variety of shapes and set in a simple bezel

measurements: 6 3/8" inside

Bag, Beaded Whetstone Knife Sheath, Sinew Sewn With Cones, Antique 1880's, 1474 S2a-26 Some of the simpler piecesSHEATH YOUR KNIFE IN STYLE This beaded knife sheath is crafted by the Plains Indians, showcasing their amazing craftsmanship. It begins with deerskin leather and is embellished with glass beads of light blue, yellow, black, and dark blue in a geometric pattern on either side. Along the bottom of the pouch is a row of ten tin cones, and completed with a button closure. A wonderful piece that has true Native American history. affiliation: Plains