Description:

This collectible chip card features an image titled "Native American NorthWest Legacy: 1800's Beaded Headband," associated with the U.S. West Communications network. The card displays a detailed representation of a traditional Native American beaded headband from the 1800s, reflecting the rich tribal heritage connected to the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation. The headband design includes intricate beadwork, an important aspect of Native American cultural expression, specifically highlighting elements linked to the Wasco and Paiute peoples.

Issued by U.S. West and manufactured by Gemplus, this chip card has a $1 value imprint. The card also includes references to the Americana Museum at Warm Springs, Oregon, emphasizing its connection to sacred Native American artifacts and tribal traditions. Text on the card reads "Native American NorthWest Legacy 1800's Beaded Headband - U.S. West Commun.," underlining its focus on preserving and celebrating indigenous cultural heritage through collectible phone card art.

The card’s design showcases the tribal aspect prominently through visual and textual elements. It represents a tribute to Native American history within the Pacific Northwest region, drawing attention to the cultural significance of sacred artifacts from the Warm Springs Tribes, including Wasco and Paiute. This collectible chip card holds value both as a communication medium and as a cultural artifact honoring Native American traditions.

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