UTE FAMILY

At the end of the last century, the Utes were wearing clothes very similar to that of many of the tribes of the Plains.

In the photos, men are wearing loincloths and leggings: the women, leather or fabric clothing, and two of them are even wearing capes decorated with beads.

They are all wearing bead-decorated moccasins and the man and the woman on the left are wearing ancient Navajo conchas belts.

The child is in a crib, typical of the tribe, with a high edge, curved and decorated with beads, supplied also with a cover made of braided willow.