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Here you will find a display of Exclusive Native American Indian Items.
As you can see there are no "add to cart" buttons here.
Reason being, the particular item you want might not be available anymore at the time you are viewing it.
We do try to keep up with all the changes, but it can change really fast.
Thats why we ask you to fill in our contact form with all the information of the item
and your full name and address so that we can contact you about your enquiry.
If the item is still available, we will put a short holding time on the item and send you an invoice via email.
As soon as the payment has been received in full, we will send out your item to you. (delivery times may vary)
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us!
As you can see there are no "add to cart" buttons here.
Reason being, the particular item you want might not be available anymore at the time you are viewing it.
We do try to keep up with all the changes, but it can change really fast.
Thats why we ask you to fill in our contact form with all the information of the item
and your full name and address so that we can contact you about your enquiry.
If the item is still available, we will put a short holding time on the item and send you an invoice via email.
As soon as the payment has been received in full, we will send out your item to you. (delivery times may vary)
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us!
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More Selections on the next page.
Vintage Native American White Beaded Necklace with leather backing.
This has a very large round medallion - measures 3” diameter - has 2 ½” long fringe beads.
The bead work looks to me to be of fine quality - nice and even bead design.
The back is a VERY soft leather - probably calf skin or maybe deer skin?
There is a small rub on the back.
We know this one has some age, but how much we can't tell for sure.
This one should definitely be in your collection!
Whether to show off in your home as part of your other collectibles
or to wear to your next special meeting or Pow Wow.
Total Length 17" (including necklace and fringe)
This has a very large round medallion - measures 3” diameter - has 2 ½” long fringe beads.
The bead work looks to me to be of fine quality - nice and even bead design.
The back is a VERY soft leather - probably calf skin or maybe deer skin?
There is a small rub on the back.
We know this one has some age, but how much we can't tell for sure.
This one should definitely be in your collection!
Whether to show off in your home as part of your other collectibles
or to wear to your next special meeting or Pow Wow.
Total Length 17" (including necklace and fringe)
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Plains Indian DEER ANTLER Ceremonial Peace Pipe.
IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR QUALITY, YOU'VE FOUND IT!!!
This is an absolutely impressive peace pipe.
This peace pipe is wrapped in soft Doeskin leather.
Beautiful, glass, perfectly crafted seed bead work adorn this pipe with an artful look.
Genuine Bone buttons, Fur, and Feathers offer their natural qualities to this hand made peace pipe.
A generous portion of doeskin leather fringe hangs long off of this one.
It has a genuine Deer Antler bowl and a doeskin medicine bag.
A long doeskin banner drapes under the center of this one with large bone buttons and colorful seed bead work.
This one belongs in your collection!
This is meant to be used for decorative purposes only.
The total length is 29".
Don't let this opportunity pass you by!
The term Peace Pipe is a white man's term,
and were called Calumets by the Native Americans, named after Calamus...the "stalk" or "reed".
It is properly referred to as the Sacred Pipe.
The pipe bowl commonly was carved from hard wood, molded from clay or carved from red pipestone called Catlinite.
Other stones such as Sandstone, Soapstone, hard stones such as Granite, Quartzite and Steatite were also used.
The Peace Pipe has long been known by the White Man as a token of peace and treaties...to seal an agreement.
Probably, though no person knows for sure, the first time the "peace pipe" term was used was when a peace treaty was being signed.
The pipe would have been used to seal the bargain and the white man would likely have referred to it as a pipe of peace.
There are Calumets for sacred and ceremonial purposes, and public arrangements.
The Sacred Pipe is not generally used for public gatherings.
Intentions could often be told by how the stem was carved or decorated with feathers, when smoked.
Both Bowl and Pipe designs may be simple or elaborate, and may be carved from stone, horn, antler, bone or wood.
IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR QUALITY, YOU'VE FOUND IT!!!
This is an absolutely impressive peace pipe.
This peace pipe is wrapped in soft Doeskin leather.
Beautiful, glass, perfectly crafted seed bead work adorn this pipe with an artful look.
Genuine Bone buttons, Fur, and Feathers offer their natural qualities to this hand made peace pipe.
A generous portion of doeskin leather fringe hangs long off of this one.
It has a genuine Deer Antler bowl and a doeskin medicine bag.
A long doeskin banner drapes under the center of this one with large bone buttons and colorful seed bead work.
This one belongs in your collection!
This is meant to be used for decorative purposes only.
The total length is 29".
Don't let this opportunity pass you by!
The term Peace Pipe is a white man's term,
and were called Calumets by the Native Americans, named after Calamus...the "stalk" or "reed".
It is properly referred to as the Sacred Pipe.
The pipe bowl commonly was carved from hard wood, molded from clay or carved from red pipestone called Catlinite.
Other stones such as Sandstone, Soapstone, hard stones such as Granite, Quartzite and Steatite were also used.
The Peace Pipe has long been known by the White Man as a token of peace and treaties...to seal an agreement.
Probably, though no person knows for sure, the first time the "peace pipe" term was used was when a peace treaty was being signed.
The pipe would have been used to seal the bargain and the white man would likely have referred to it as a pipe of peace.
There are Calumets for sacred and ceremonial purposes, and public arrangements.
The Sacred Pipe is not generally used for public gatherings.
Intentions could often be told by how the stem was carved or decorated with feathers, when smoked.
Both Bowl and Pipe designs may be simple or elaborate, and may be carved from stone, horn, antler, bone or wood.
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Crow Indian Vintage 1920s Beaded Artifact Dancer Leggings
These Crow Indian Vintage Beaded Artifact Dancer Leggings are highly collectible artifacts.
These leggings, we have estimated, were made during the 1920s.
These fine dancer leggings were hand made from genuine Buckskin Leather for soft,
natural textures.
And, it features some soft cotton fabric.
The fronts of these leggings feature some of the most impressive seed bead work I've ever seen.
Each seed bead has been intricately hand stitched
to create traditional Native American Indian designs.
These leggings have some wear and missing beads due to the age.
(can be seen on the pictures)
These great artifacts are each 15-1/4" by 16-1/4".
These Crow Indian Vintage Beaded Artifact Dancer Leggings are highly collectible artifacts.
These leggings, we have estimated, were made during the 1920s.
These fine dancer leggings were hand made from genuine Buckskin Leather for soft,
natural textures.
And, it features some soft cotton fabric.
The fronts of these leggings feature some of the most impressive seed bead work I've ever seen.
Each seed bead has been intricately hand stitched
to create traditional Native American Indian designs.
These leggings have some wear and missing beads due to the age.
(can be seen on the pictures)
These great artifacts are each 15-1/4" by 16-1/4".
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Native American Beaded Coup Stick by Navajo Indian artist Clara Vasquez
Native American Beaded Coup Stick by Navajo Indian artist Clara Vasquez.
his impressive coup stick measures 52-1/2" from top to bottom.
The shaft and curve is wrapped in genuine rabbit fur and accented with decorative beading,
buckskin leather fringe and antler buttons.
Some beautiful and colorful seed bead work adorns the center.
Powerful symbols dress this ceremonial artifact and it would make a fabulous gift.
It is attractive in any setting and has the artistic character to stand alone or compliment similar pieces of collected works.
The objects man makes are called artifacts, and every artifact, whether it is beautiful or ugly, crude or refined,
utilitarian or ceremonial, is a reflection and product of man's skills, his techniques, his arts.
Artifacts reflect the ideas, the concepts, and the knowledge acquired or learned as a member of a tribe.
Native American Beaded Coup Stick by Navajo Indian artist Clara Vasquez.
his impressive coup stick measures 52-1/2" from top to bottom.
The shaft and curve is wrapped in genuine rabbit fur and accented with decorative beading,
buckskin leather fringe and antler buttons.
Some beautiful and colorful seed bead work adorns the center.
Powerful symbols dress this ceremonial artifact and it would make a fabulous gift.
It is attractive in any setting and has the artistic character to stand alone or compliment similar pieces of collected works.
The objects man makes are called artifacts, and every artifact, whether it is beautiful or ugly, crude or refined,
utilitarian or ceremonial, is a reflection and product of man's skills, his techniques, his arts.
Artifacts reflect the ideas, the concepts, and the knowledge acquired or learned as a member of a tribe.
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