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Harebell
The Harebell or Bluebell is an often-found flower throughout the Great Plains and Northern part of the US.  It is therefore bordered by the designs of tribes who lived in those regions.  The tribes represented in clockwise fashion are starting in the upper right corner: Red concentric circles originate from Southern Cheyenne, followed on the right by Blackfeet, the lower and left bottom as well as the left rim are Mesquakie, the bottom center is Ojibwe, the top left is again Southern Cheyenne, then Crow, top center Arapahoe, then Crow and Southern Cheyenne again.  All patterns are authentic in color and design.