"Folk Art of the Ojibwe: Fish Decoys of the Lac Du Flambeau Band" Cultural Heritage Pamphlet
To feed families during Northwoods winters, the Waaswaaganing Ojibwe people speared fish using handmade decoys to lure them to the lake's icy surface. Explore this Indigenous survival craft through archival photography, and learn how it evolved from necessity to today's folk art.
- Written by Parker Llewellyn
- Softcover
- 28 pages
- 8 (W) x 12 (H) inches
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