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| Volume XXV, Number 10 | July 23, 2004 |
Greetings,
Could you please direct me to some sort of reference on clothing symbols used by the Seminole people. While visiting a friends’ house they showed me a large photo of a Seminole woman with her beautiful patchwork dress. The photo is a black and white photo taken in the early-1900s. I believe some of the strips of designs are the crawfish, and another one has a small section being lightning while the rest of that strip is rain.
In particular there are two designs that I can describe. One is a large bold face H and the other is a bold face I.
Thank you for your time,
Dana Vihlen
danavihlen@cs.com
Dear Dana,
Here is a patchwork chart for your reference.
Melissa Sherman
Graphic Designer, The Seminole Tribune
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