This quiver was made in natural Poplar Tree bark.  It measures 19 inches, and can hold up to a dozen arrows.  We loved this quiver during the last fun shoot, where we could keep flu flus and blunts and target arrows all in same quiver, and could separate by the 3 sections due to the "curled in"design of this model.   The top rim is lined with genuine braintan buckskin, to soften arrow rattle, and we like this better than the classic basketry lashed edge.  The shoulder strap is braided wool, over a jutte fiber core, which creates a wonderfull strong and comfortable shoulder connection.   The bottom of the strap is an adjustable loop of braintan buckskin, and can be pulled tight to fit the user, and secured with simple hitch. This model here was inspired by an original Chippewa quiver in the Smithsonian collections that was done in Poplar bark without the side stitching, and used tent canvas for shoulder strap. In this example the split bark curls close enough to touch each other when dried, and did not need stitching that can weaken edge on Poplar bark.  This is not a strict replica of the original, but a quiver in traditional and authentic theme.  A modern wood glue was used in connection of buckskin end cap. and a thin sheet of foam added underneath the inside to stop arrow rattle.  Traditional arrows  shown in the picture above are NOT included in this sale.