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pipe bag

URI
https://nomenclature.info/nom/2949 (opens semantic view)
Definition
A small, long, and rectangular bag, usually made of tanned hide, usually with a lace or a drawstring closure and fringed. At the bottom with rows and hangings down loosely. It is usually sewn with sinew and intricately decorated with beadwork and has a carrying sling. Used by Indigenous groups to carry a pipe, tobacco, and other related accessories. It sometimes has symbolical value in certain Indigenous cultures that use smoking pipes.
Definition source(s)
  • Parks Canada / Parcs Canada, and Canadian Heritage Information Network / Réseau canadien d’information sur le patrimoine. 2009–2018. “Parks Canada Descriptive and Visual Dictionary of Objects / Dictionnaire descriptif et visuel de Parcs Canada.” 2009–2018.
English
Term (International)
pipe bag
Inverted term (International)
bag, pipe
French
Term (International)
sac à pipe
Term gender (International)
masculine
Note(s)
  • May also use "Bag, Carrying" from Personal Carrying & Storage Gear
Date created
2010-01-01
Date updated
2019-06-27
Parks Canada code(s)
  • 03-00441
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https://page.nomenclature.info/nom/2949 (reopens this page)
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