Lakota Creations – Top of the line Ceremonial Pipes and other Native …
His work is some of the highest quality Native American beadwork available. Lakota Creations conducts business in a very traditional manner as well. We have done traditional trades of pipes for food, craft supplies, Native crafts, and about anything else you can imagine.
Elbow Pipe - Wandering Bull Native American Shop
In the 18th and 19th centuries, Native Americans of the Plains often used the Elbow Pipe. We offer this style made with natural Catlinite (Pipestone) and a wood stem. Choose from 2 lengths, approximately 14″ or approximately 21″ total length. The …
Native American Ceremonial Pipes - Kachina House
At Kachina House, we carry a vast selection of Native American ceremonial pipes, handmade by artists from various tribes. The pipes we carry are fully-functional native american ceremonial pipes, handcrafted by Navajo, Santee Sioux, and Apache artisans.
Native American Style Pipestone Pipes & Pipe Stems - Crazy …
Made from genuine red pipestone or "Catlinite," these authentic pipestone pipes are expertly hand carved using traditional methods. Available in a variety of sizes and effigy shapes. Wooden Pipe Stems: Flat style wooden pipestems, available in beautiful, aromatic red cedar; slightly tapered and complete with hole pre-drilled for smoking. Carve ...
Plains Pipes - Pipestone Indian Shrine Association
Large numbers of plains pipes came directly into white hands from the Indians during that widely publicized period in our history, marked by the Indian wars and treaties. Because the Indian ceremonial pipe was frequently used to bind a treaty, it became widely known as the "peace pipe".
Elbow Pipe | Crazy Crow Trading Post
15" pipe - 3" bowl ; 23" pipe - 4" bowl; Style common in 18th and 19th centuries. Often used as a personal/pleasure pipe. Made from genuine red pipestone or "Catlinite," which is found in only one location in Minnesota, these authentic styles are expertly hand carved using traditional methods.
Pipestone Pipes from Living Drums Co.
Pipestone is soft and easy to carve, and has been used for centuries in creating Native American Style pipes. Pipes are used during religious ceremonies and special occasions, ensuring that vows or agreements will never be broken.
Keepers of the Sacred Tradition of Pipemakers
The Keepers online store is THE place to find custom-made pipes, beaded jewelry, leather and rawhide items, herbs and teas and much more. See the entire catalog here. We support Native Americans artists.
Alan Monroe Lakota Pipestone Ceremonial Smoking Pipes
Authentic Pipestone Catlinite Ceremonial Smoking Pipes hand made by Lakota Sioux artist Alan Monroe | many types including T-Pipes, Four Winds, Classic, Chiefs, Effigy pipes | signed by artist and buffed with beeswax | sacred catlinite from Pipestone National Monument
Animal and Effigy Pipes - Lakota Creations
Black Pipestone Eagle Claw Pipe 18″ $ 300.00 Select options; Large Pipestone Snake Pipe $ 400.00 Select options; Pipestone Wolf Pipe (18-1/2″) $ 275.00 Read more; Large Black Pipestone Horse Pipe $ 400.00 Select options; Native American Ceremonial Black Buffalo Pipe 15″ $ 250.00 Select options; Native American Ceremonial Red Pipestone ...