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Connections to the spirit world often required medicine rituals that included effigies, amulets,

 and tokens of protection and prayer. Many mystic energies and deities were called upon or kept at bay

with regalia such as this. Tribes Of All Nations highly collectible artwork comes with a signed and numbered

personal legend card depicting the particular era, tribe, and origin respectfully.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Buffalo were the lords of the prairie. Every part  of tatanka, the buffalo, was useful to the

Native American people. For the buffalo supplied virtually everything that the people needed to

stay alive; food, clothing, tools, and housing.  Including his religious use as an intermediary through which

 the Great Spirit could be addressed, and by which the Spirit often spoke to the people. In short, the

buffalo was life to the Plains Indians.  Societies named after the buffalo had the animal as their patron.

Its spirit was praised before every hunt with a tribal ritual dance. Skull - ceremonies, sun dance, prayer

 

 

 

This piece is a resin replica of the real skull.

No animals were injured as a result. Having been antiqued by the

 Artist, this piece is a one-of-a-kind collectible effigy.

 

Buffalo Effigy: $625.00

Size approx. 26” by 26”

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This is an Authentic, limited edition creation by master artisan Greg Flys With Eagles. All collections

 come with a certificate of authenticity and are signed and numbered by the artist. This highly collectible artwork 

 includes a personal legend card depicting the particular era, tribe, and origin. Tribes Of All Nations uses only

 the finest select materials available. Each piece is blessed with sacred sage, cedar, and sweetgrass.

 

Hawk Dance Stick: $375.00

Size approx. 26” by 60”

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 This standard was carried in combat by a warrior who would ride beside the war leader.

 In the confusion of battle, braves were able to look towards the flag, see the chief, and receive

 strategic maneuvers and instructions. It was made up of eagle feathers earned for great deeds of

bravery and courage. This staff measures 6 ft. and a 15” buffalo lance spear tip can be added for an extra $0.00

                                                    

Materials:  32 hand-painted eagle feathers and fluffs. Horsehair, Red felt, leather and sinew

Size approx. 1.5’ by 6.5’

$475.00

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A true status symbol, bone breastplates were in wide use as a type of armor by the early 19th Century. Today 

they are part of many ceremonial events. This Bone Breast Plate was made from genuine Hair Pipe Bones following

the centuries old tradition. Colorful glass and metal trade beads make this artifact a true one of a kind work of art.

 

Size approx. 1.5’ by 3.5’

$325.00

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Dancers and shaman would waive the dance stick furiously to cleanse the sacred circle of evil spirits.

The claw represents the eagle who was believed to be a messenger of the Gods, because it flew closest

 to the Great Spirit. The beadwork features the four colors of creation.

Red - because the red man was here first.

White - followed by the white man.

 Black - our African relations were next

Yellow - the Asian people were introduced.

 These  four  colors  mixed together is brown,

 which is the color of Mother Earth.

 

 This piece also features rabbit fur, hawk bells, leather and hand-painted hawk feathers.

Size approx. 1.5’ by 3.5’

$375.00

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Through song, the people maintain their spiritual relationship with creator. native tradition tells that the flute

  is a living thing & the spirit of the animals & trees from which the instrument is made, live in the flute.

The instrument was originally very personal; its music was played in courtship, healing, meditation, and spiritual rituals.

There are many stories about how different peoples discovered the flute. A common character in these stories is

 the woodpecker, which put holes in the hollow branches while searching for termites. The wind would blow

around these branches, creating sounds that the people noticed and sought to recreate.

Materials: wood, glass beads, natural fallen feathers, brass tacks, paint, leather

 

Traditional Bird Flute: $375.00

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size approx 15in. X 19in

 

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The turtle has a significant place deep in the heart of Native American culture. It was believed that

 the earth itself was born on the Turtle’s back. Throughout history, turtle has been regarded as mythical,

 symbolical and sacred. In the Dakota, Nakota and Lakota nations, beaded turtle amulets held the umbilical

cord of newborn babies, providing the child with spiritual protection. It’s been embedded in myths and stories

among many tribes. The Native American turtle and its various meanings are still very much alive today, especially in art.

 

Turtle Rattle: $375.00

Size approx. 26” by 10”

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