You can learn about the history of horsehair jewelry and make your own bracelet at the Museum of Indian Culture in Salisbury Township.  

Horses were a lot more than just a mode of transportation for Native Americans. 

Horsehair was used decoratively on war shirts and other clothing, and braided into rope or tack. 

It was also made into jewelry, a tradition still carried on today.

Susan Newquist will be teaching a workshop at the Museum of Indian Culture on Saturday, February 4 about making horsehair bracelets. 

She's the owner and artist of Red-Tail Designs. 

The class is from 10:30 to 12:30 and costs $70 for non-members of the museum (that cost includes all materials).

Click for information about the Museum of Indian Culture and Red-Tail Designs.