TWO PAIRS OF NATIVE AMERICAN FOOTWEAR OR MOCCASINS. (Left Pair) They are a single-piece soft sole construction which are associated with the Plains or Prairie tribes (like the Lakota, Cheyenne, or Blackfeet) or even some early Woodland styles. They have a simple, slightly raised cuff or vamp that covers the top of the foot and ankle, which folds over. (Right Pair) This pair is more decorative and it is associated with the Great Lakes or Eastern Woodland tribes (like the Ojibwe/Anishinaabe, Iroquois, or Eastern Cree). The vamp (upper part) is highly decorated with elaborate beadwork. - Length: approx. 10.5 inches. $80-150
