Osage Culture and People

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My Osage Heritage.  Photo of my Osage Grandmother as a baby in 1920.  I wish we had her name! Ska, Grandmother, My Heritage, Indigenous Peoples, Heritage, American Indians
My Osage Heritage. Photo of my Osage Grandmother as a baby in 1920. I wish we had her name!
Frame Of Osage Arbor Terrariums, Odds, Garden, Osage Tribe, House, Northwestern University, I See Red, Soul
Frame Of Osage Arbor
OSAGE YARN AND BEAD SASH. c. 1910... American Crafts, Bead Weaving, Wool Yarn, Weaving Yarn, Weaving Patterns, Beaded Sash, Bead Work, Yarn
AN OSAGE YARN AND BEAD SASH. c. 1910... Other | Lot #74215 | Heritage Auctions
OSAGE YARN AND BEAD SASH. c. 1910...
going old school Osage design folded ribbon work southern straight dance suit Quilts, Applique, Sewing Projects, Ribbon Shirt, Ribbon Quilt, Seminole Patchwork, Fold, Quilt Border
going old school Osage design folded ribbon work southern straight dance suit
Osage Ribbon Appliqué Blanket, ca. 1925  on Antiques Roadshow Crafts, Ideas, Indiana, Ribbon Work, Ribbon, Native American Blanket, Ribbon Art
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Osage Ribbon Appliqué Blanket, ca. 1925 on Antiques Roadshow
beaded hand silhouettes on an Osage Indian friendship blanket Art, Inspiration, Loom Beading, Quilting, Textiles
Art Gallery - Barbara Stuber
beaded hand silhouettes on an Osage Indian friendship blanket
Osage Peace medal Native North Americans, American Revolutionary War, Indian Ancestry
Osage Peace medal
Roach and spreader with hair ornament. Cover shot for Art of the Osage catalogue, St. Louis Art Museum Body Art, Elk Antlers, Gourds, Native American Regalia, Native American Headdress, American Art
Roach and spreader with hair ornament. Cover shot for Art of the Osage catalogue, St. Louis Art Museum
Black Dog II (the son of Black Dog I) was reported to be about 6 foot, 2 inches in height and weighed around 220 pounds. He did marry and had several sons and daughters. None of his sons survived to manhood. During the War Between the States (Civil War), Black Dog and many of the Osage Indians decided to join the Confederate States Army. Photograph 1876 ..* Navajo, American Heritage, White Settlement, American Indian History, Pawnee, American, Indigenous Americans
Black Dog II (the son of Black Dog I) was reported to be about 6 foot, 2 inches in height and weighed around 220 pounds. He did marry and had several sons and daughters. None of his sons survived to manhood. During the War Between the States (Civil War), Black Dog and many of the Osage Indians decided to join the Confederate States Army. Photograph 1876 ..*
my Osage skirt and leggings Walmart, Clothes, Dance, Dolls, Leggings, Sewing
my Osage skirt and leggings
Osage? Ribbon Appliqué Wearing Blanket Ribbons
Osage? Ribbon Appliqué Wearing Blanket
Wash Bigheart---Osage man, but no date or location Portrait, Mohawks, Fotografia, Life, Native American Men, Asian Cooking, Indian Nation
Wash Bigheart---Osage man, but no date or location
Osage County, Oklahoma Plains Landscape Photography, Places, Nature, Outdoors, Outdoor, Osage County, Grassland, Natural Landmarks, Views
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Osage County, Oklahoma Plains
osage-ribbonwork4 Suits, Ribbon Skirts, Native Beadwork
osage-ribbonwork4
Tallee, an Osage Warrior, painted by George Catlin. The Osage were originally known by Ni-U-Kon-Ska, which means "Children of the Middle Waters." Today they call themselves Wah-Zha-Zhi, which was translated by French explorers as Ouazhigi, which later became the English name Osage. Early settlers have said that the Osages were the largest Native people in North America, with the Osage men averaging over 6 feet tall. In war, they were feared by neighboring tribes. Indian, Indians, Indian History, Yahoo
The Osage - Fort Scott National Historic Site (U.S. National Park Service)
Tallee, an Osage Warrior, painted by George Catlin. The Osage were originally known by Ni-U-Kon-Ska, which means "Children of the Middle Waters." Today they call themselves Wah-Zha-Zhi, which was translated by French explorers as Ouazhigi, which later became the English name Osage. Early settlers have said that the Osages were the largest Native people in North America, with the Osage men averaging over 6 feet tall. In war, they were feared by neighboring tribes.
Osage camp in Oklahoma – 1906 Country, Oklahoma, Camping In Pennsylvania, Plains Indians, Native Place
Osage camp in Oklahoma – 1906
White Hair - Osage - circa 1865 Ohio, North
White Hair - Osage - circa 1865
Olohahwalla (aka Well To Follow) - Osage – 1906 North American, Sioux, Indigenous Peoples Of The Americas, American Indian Culture
Olohahwalla (aka Well To Follow) - Osage – 1906
Olohowalla (aka Well To Follow) - Osage – 1904 Canada, Tribal Face, Cherokee, Olds, Native American, Native American Photography
Olohowalla (aka Well To Follow) - Osage – 1904
Playful Chief (aka Saucy Chief), Olohahwalla (aka Well To Follow) - Osage - no date American Indian Heritage, American Spirit
Playful Chief (aka Saucy Chief), Olohahwalla (aka Well To Follow) - Osage - no date
L-R: Wy-u-xah-ki, Olohahwalla (aka Well To Follow), Claremore, Shunkamolah - Osage – circa 1906 Aka
L-R: Wy-u-xah-ki, Olohahwalla (aka Well To Follow), Claremore, Shunkamolah - Osage – circa 1906
Playful Chief (aka Saucy Chief) – Osage – 1898 Native Americans, North American Indians
Playful Chief (aka Saucy Chief) – Osage – 1898
Ga-hi-ge-wa-da-in-ga (aka Playful Chief, aka Saucy Chief) - Osage – 1900 Eagle, Inuit People
Ga-hi-ge-wa-da-in-ga (aka Playful Chief, aka Saucy Chief) - Osage – 1900
Playful Chief (aka Saucy Chief) – Osage – 1865 Statue, Native American Photos
Playful Chief (aka Saucy Chief) – Osage – 1865
Osage family - circa 1900 - by ??? Portraits, Historical Photos, Chief Seattle, Cowboys And Indians, Amerindians
Osage family - circa 1900 - by ???
Walking Dog – Osage – 1923 Beautiful, Beautiful People, Black And White Photographs, Native Indian
Walking Dog – Osage – 1923
Disloyal - Osage – 1865 History, Ancestral, Culture
Disloyal - Osage – 1865
Black Dog II – Osage – 1904 Black Dog, American Indigenous Peoples, American Indian Art
Black Dog II – Osage – 1904
Osage men including Bacon Rind (standing third from the left) - no date
Osage men including Bacon Rind (standing third from the left) - no date