A cultural mainstay in Navajo traditions, the Medicine Bag, originally a small pouch containing healing items like tobacco, seeds, and bones, is revered for its spiritual significance. Made from full-grain vegetable-tanned leather, assembled through saddle stitching with waxed polyester thread, and adorned with a stainless button closure, this bag features a wooden macrame bead at the end of its strap. The leather is designed to develop a unique patina over time, reflecting the bag's individual journey and use.
