Chief Joseph Bag features this vintage photograph printed on soft cowhide leather. Joseph was the chief of the Nez Perce tribe in Northeastern Oregon. Forced from his homeland, Chief Joseph was admired by American soldiers for his cunning and bravery. Joseph was later recognized for his humanitarian nature and known as a peacemaker. He was famously quoted as saying, “where the sun stands in the sky today, I will fight no more”. This image was photographed by renowned naturalist/photographer Edward Curtis. Curtis traveled the American West in the late 1800s and photographed Native American Indians who posed for him in their natural habitat and clothing. The bag is great for all the essentials and your largest cell phone. Finished with a 48-inch cross-body strap. Zipper closure keeps your valuables secure.  Back of bag and fringe are made with brown deerskin. Customize your bag with bottom fringe, side fringe, or no fringe at all. Select your fringe option below.

Measures 6" W x 7" H