Vintage Cowichan Sweater Totem Pole Thunderbird [1960s-] Vintage Cowichan Sweater

This is a vintage Cowichan sweater from the 1960s. Cowichan knitting is a traditional knitting style from Vancouver Island, Canada that combines European weaving and indigenous traditions to create distinctive items. It reached its peak in the 1950s, when more pop patterns were produced by many manufacturers outside of Canada and became popular. This is an impressive design featuring Native American tribal patterns, including totem poles on the front and both shoulders and a Thunderbird pattern on the pockets. The rare color scheme of beige, mint green, and red is also eye-catching. The wool yarn used has a moderate weight, and the soft knitting gives it a natural feel. A well-balanced silhouette and a rare specimen in good condition. Material: Wool Color: Beige, Mint Green, Red 【size】 Sleeve length (raglan): 81cm Width: 56cm Length: 70cm [Model size] Height: 175cm Shoulder width: 43cm B (Chest): 85cm W (waist): 71cm