Medicine Buffalo Skull
Medicine buffalo skull with sweet grass, bells and hide tassels mounted on hide covered plaque with red silk ribbons.PERIOD: Mid 20th CenturyORIGIN...
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Native American ceremonial objects are items that are used in traditional Indigenous ceremonies and rituals. These objects can have a variety of functions, from serving as a symbol of spiritual importance to being used in performance or healing. Ceremonial objects can include items such as drums, rattles, feathers, and masks, and are often crafted using natural materials such as wood, stone, and animal hide. These objects are an important part of Native American culture and are often highly valued for their spiritual significance and beauty, Many Native American tribes have their own unique ceremonial objects and traditions, making them a diverse and fascinating part of Indigenous culture.
Medicine buffalo skull with sweet grass, bells and hide tassels mounted on hide covered plaque with red silk ribbons.PERIOD: Mid 20th CenturyORIGIN...
View full detailsA Haida copper of characteristic form depicting a raven grasping the moon in his beak. Hammered and polished copper and paint by Tim Boyko. Unsigne...
View full detailsNorthern Plains dance wand with steer horns and rawhide wrapped shaft.PERIOD: Mid 19th CenturyORIGIN: Great Plains - Northern Plains, Native Americ...
View full detailsOsage ceremonial dance or speaker staff. "Shell Society" squirrel effigy. Wood carved head, tobacco medicine, ribbon work suspensions and cut rain...
View full detailsPueblo horse dance stick. Natural wood form with inset copperized and brown horsehair. Remnants of red and white pigment on body. 17"PERIOD: Late 1...
View full detailsA wooden staff with a curved end and metal ornaments, used as a dance stick for the Sunrise ceremony that marks a girl's passage into womanhood. Th...
View full detailsNorthern Plains dance wand with two highly polished steer horns. Early inventory numbers 1030/2388. Wrapped in green stroud with partially beaded s...
View full detailsSioux fully beaded dance wand. Brain tanned hide with two steer horns.PERIOD: Late 19th Century ORIGIN: Great Plains - Sioux, Native AmericanSIZE: ...
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