Grease Dish

Tlingit people, Northwest Coast, Native American

Late 19th-early 20th century

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Bone fleshing tool made of a large bone, rounded for a hand hold for most of the length. The top shows the natural bone shape of the joint. The edge is cut slanting through the cylindrical bone and is serrate
Rug (Two Gray Hills style), Diné (Navajo) people, Southwestern Region, Native American, wool
Seven strands of varying lengths with white and purple tubular shell beads, bound at one end.
Blue glass box with etched patterns and wooden lid casts moving shadows when light bulb attached to cable is lowered into and raised from the box by way of motorized mechanism attached to ceiling.