15 inches long and begins 414 feet from the bottom, and which, when worn, is closed by the buttoned throat latch CD. At E and F, but on the under side, are two tie strings, fastened on. They are about 18 inches long each, and are meant to tie around the wearer’s waist under the robe -wiile it is worn with the head through the head hole,
<img src="https://www.thewoodcraft.org/wiki/crop.php?f=roll_1930.djvu&page=25&width=599&cx=-130&cy=-210&cw=330&ch=480" width="30%" resource="./File:roll 1930.djvu" style="display: block; margin: 15px auto 15px auto;" alt="" title=""> Individual taste finds full scope in the decoration. Buck-skin fringes, shoulder bands, borders of beadwork or quill work, spangles of wampum beads, shells or imitation elks’ teeth, pockets or pouches, painted, appliqued or embroidered pictographic records,—all are used and allowed, so long as the above named essentials are adhered to.
But above all, first, last and all the time, remember that the robe is made a thing of beauty.
