Quirt handle ca. 1860 Eastern Plains, probably Meskwaki, Native American An artist preserved the natural curve of an elks antler for the basic shape of this quirt (riding whip) handle. He enhanced it with carvings of feathers, headdresses, and buffalo hooves, filling each with red or black pigment. The object exemplifies the beauty of many of the small tools produced on the Plains in the 1800s. The quirt originally had a wrist strap and a heavy lash.. Quirt handle. Eastern Plains, probably Meskwaki, Native American. ca. 1860. Elk antler and pigment. Made in Iowa, United States
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