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Rectangular bag that widens towards the bottom, with rounded corners
corners and a tapered flap. The varied patterns are created in fine patchwork
patchwork by sewing together different coloured pieces of salmon skin.
Today, the colours are mostly faded and browned. The flap is seamed and a strip of blue
and a strip of blue material was sewn to the top as a fastener. The bag was probably
the bag was probably made by the Gilyak cultures.
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