The Sioux Native American Indian Alpaca Poncho

The Sioux Native American Indian Alpaca Poncho The Sioux inhabited the plains of the United States. They were nomadic, moving according to the movement of the bison herds. Their conical dwellings, tepees, were perfect for nomadic life, as they were easily transportable. The tepee consisted of long wooden poles covered with bison skin that could be assembled and disassembled. This was done by the women. The American Indians had a strong warrior spirit, were good hunters and had a great respect for nature. However, their customs and languages were very different from each other. Features:- Made with alpaca and wool- Warm, Light and Soft- Handcraft- Artisan creation- Made in EcuadorMeasurements:Width : 49" ( 124cm)Length: 37" (93.98cm)   Free Shipping in USA Note: All of our products are made by hand, so dimensions may vary slightly. Chat with us  if you have any questions about our products