Antique 19th Century Native North American Plains Indians Beaded Buckskin Tobacc

This exquisite antique tobacco pouch, originating from the 19th century, was skillfully created by the Native North American Plains Indians. Crafted from tanned buckskin, the pouch features a delicately fringed bottom that adds a touch of traditional flair. The front showcases a beautiful beaded design, with blue, yellow, and red glass seed beads arranged in a geometric triangular pattern on a white background. 
Inside, the pouch is lined with fabric. 
This is a remarkable piece of cultural heritage.
CONDITION:
It is in overall good condition, showing its age and usage, with a beautiful old patina, but there is some minor loss of the red beads along the opening. The hide, including fringes, is very dry.
MEASUREMENTS (approximately):
The overall length of the bag, including fringes, is 22 cm (8.66 inches).
Width of the bag: 12 cm (4.72 inches).
PROVENANCE:
We acquired this pouch along with other antique Native American artifacts from an old Canadian collection of tribal art. Please browse our store to see other rare objects from this collection.
A certificate of authenticity will be provided to the buyer.