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From the bark plate to the arrow quiver<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

A large Piece of birch bark<\/a> a customer asked us for in spring. He wanted a piece of bark that was as good as possible and at least 2 mm thick. The customer only wanted to decide whether the inside or outside would be visible later during the course of his work: An arrow quiver made from birch bark was to be created. 'Yarn', that is Threads made from birch bark<\/a> were not required as leather straps were used. The seam was to be held together with the leather straps and reinforced\/glued on the inside with linen tent canvas (tipi).<\/p>\n\n\n\n

It only took a short time and we at sagaan received the first pictures of the beautiful quiver. Now there is also a detailed build report with Instructions for building a birch bark quiver - Instructions from customer - sagaan<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n