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Making some straps for a Louis vuitton backpack

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I have, I changed it up some for this particular one, added the wolf 

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Sorry if this is too pedantic, and I am definitely not being PC/woke here, but there is no such thing as an "Indian Princess". As a Native American, I can definitively say that in Native American culture, there is no such social hierarchy like what is found in a Monarchy, where there are such things as Princesses and Princes, etc. That aside, I do think the leather work is commendable in its detail and craftsmanship. Kudos.

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That is cool info to know.  but leave room for artistic license.  Terms of endearment.  must leather be historically accurate?

America doesn't have dynastic hierarchies.  But tons of little ones running around this country who's parents refer to them as little princes and princesses.  just sayin.  :cheers:

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1 hour ago, YinTx said:

That is cool info to know.  but leave room for artistic license.  Terms of endearment.  must leather be historically accurate?

America doesn't have dynastic hierarchies.  But tons of little ones running around this country who's parents refer to them as little princes and princesses.  just sayin.  :cheers:

Sorry, but it's not artistic license, it's simply wrong. It's as inaccurate as referring to someone that is of Asian descent as Oriental. Rugs are oriental, not a people. There is no such thing as an Indian princess and it's not a term of endearment or any other rationalization one may come up with. It's one thing to be ignorant of  facts, but when presented with those facts and one chooses to try and explain them away and or ignore them, then it's just stupidity.  

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D they teach Indian history in all schools in the USA to a good level about their history or is it just washed over

Mi omputer is ot ood at speeling , it's not me

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The clean cuts and level of detail is impressive. The feathers at the bottom must have taken a lot of practice.

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