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This bag made from sealskin is edged with blue cotton fabric.
edged with blue cotton fabric. The rectangular shape becomes narrower towards the bottom and the upper, open part
The upper, open part is cut in a semi-circular curve so that you can easily reach into the bag.
It could be attached to the belt with the loop at the top. Pouches like this were
tobacco and possibly also all the smoking materials. This form
of the pouch was also often used as a container for grinding stones and was then called ruy-o-max
called ruy-o-max.
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Gloves
tannep-ikor
Language: Ainu
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Ceremonial sword
mantari
Language: Ainu
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Apron
ka-maka-p
Language: Ainu
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Weaving device
kasup
Language: Ainu
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Trowel
ni-kiseri
Language: Ainu
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Pipe
push / ay-o-p / yar-ikayop
Language: Ainu
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Quiver
kiray
Language: Ainu
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Comb
inau
Language: Ainu
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