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“#Iroquois” Tattoos

A member of the Mohawk nation getting a traditional tattoo from Michael Galban. Photo by Alex Hamer #culturalpreservation #Iroquois #MichaelGalban #TheGanondaganMuseum #traditional #tribalThis ink was made from the burnt bark of a tree that was struck by lightning. Photo by Alex Hamer #culturalpreservation #Iroquois #MichaelGalban #TheGanondaganMuseum #traditional #tribal
Iroquois Tribe and proud-Self Designed dreamcatcher by Tony Turini #assdecor #dreamcatcher Ink being made the traditional way in this photo by Alex Hamer. #culturalpreservation #Iroquois #MichaelGalban #TheGanondaganMuseum #traditional #tribalA member of the Mohawk nation getting a traditional tattoo from Michael Galban. Photo by Alex Hamer #culturalpreservation #Iroquois #MichaelGalban #TheGanondaganMuseum #traditional #tribalA photo by Alex Hamer of a traditional tattoo by Michael Galban, one of the curators at the Ganondagan Museum. #culturalpreservation #Iroquois #MichaelGalban #TheGanondaganMuseum #traditional #tribalMezzotint of the late 17th-early 18th century Iroquois/Algonquian leaders known at the time as the “Four Indian Kings” including Sa Ga Yeath Qua Pieth Tow (below). Link: https://www.si.edu/object/npg_NPG.74.22 (via Anna Felicity Friedman aka tattoohistori
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