Quiver (ikayop), wood carved with abstract designs and bound with cherry bark, attached birch bark cap and carrying cord, used in hunting: Japan, Hokkaido, Ainu, 19th to early 20th century

Oval platter of birch bark with the edges bound with willow and dyed goose quillwork: North America

Oval platter of birch bark with the edges bound with willow and dyed goose quillwork: North America

Oval platter of birch bark with the edges bound with willow and dyed goose quillwork: North America

Oval platter of birch bark with the edges bound with willow and dyed goose quillwork: North America

Pan of birch bark with the rim bound in dyed goose quillwork: North America

Pan of birch bark with the rim bound in dyed goose quillwork: North America

Pan of birch bark with the rim bound in dyed goose quillwork: North America

Pan of birch bark with the rim bound in dyed goose quillwork: North America

Pan of birch bark with the rim bound in dyed goose quillwork: North America

Pan of birch bark with the rim bound in dyed goose quillwork: North America

Pan of birch bark with the rim bound in dyed goose quillwork: North America

Pan of birch bark with the rim bound in dyed goose quillwork: North America

Pan of birch bark with the rim bound in dyed goose quillwork: North America

Pan of birch bark with the rim bound in dyed goose quillwork: North America

Pan of birch bark with rim bound with dyed goose quillwork: North America, Canada, Saskatchewan, Alberta or Manitoba, Athapaskan