So-He-De-Dan (strung rattle) 19th century
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"So-He-De-Dan (strung rattle)" is a 19th-century rattle created by the Salish Indians. The rattle is made from a series of clam shells strung together. It was used in ceremonies and dances. The rattle's simple design and natural materials reflect the Salish people's connection to nature and their artistic skills. The object can be found on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
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