JAG 1995-2-44

Rectangle of textile onto which rows of beads have been attached. These are made in narrow strips and attached on one side so that they stand away from the surface of the textile. From the top the first third (roughly) of the textile is undecorated, the second third has five horizontal rows of bead strips and then five vertical columns of six strips each with spaces in-between. The two end spaces have X-designs across them. The last third has three sections of rows - the first has nine horizontal rows, the second approximately eighty-eight vertical rows and the last section has ten horizontal rows.