A Lakota Dance Bonnet and Ceremonial Shirt, the bonnet fabricated from painted goose feathers dating

it between 1891-1910, (when the use of eagle feathers during this period was banned), of buckskin construction, with coloured plumage, the head band of geometric bead work with ribbon embellishments, the ceremonial bone and wood shirt remade by Darlene Lakota (translated means 'kills enemy'), a member of the Ogala Camp Fire, originally the shirt was made circa 1890