A North American Indigenous beaded vest, likely from the Plateau or Plains region, constructed from hand-tanned buckskin hide. The interior is lined with a blue calico cotton fabric featuring a repeating white floral pattern. The garment features polychrome beadwork executed in glass seed beads. The front panels display mirrored depictions of deer heads with antlers above stylized floral blossoms in red, yellow, green, and blue. The reverse side features a central patriotic motif showing a bald eagle with outstretched wings perched atop a United States shield with a tricolor ribbon element. The edges of the vest are finished with a functional whipstitch. There are no maker marks, labels, or signatures present.