Peace pipe, American Indian Peace Pipes

Peace Pipes

Peace Pipes By Leo Holiday (Navaho) (Leo is a Featured Artist)
Leo is Navajo. He has two main peace pipe styles
A rawhide wrapped, fork antler type, and a smaller leather wrapped style
Both feature sand filled beadwork.

~13" long - $38.00 Soft leather wrapped Peace pipe	~13" long - $38.00 Soft leather wrapped Peace pipe
~22" long - $120.00 Natural Rawhide Peace pipe	~19" long - $100.00 Natural Rawhide Peace pipe
~22" long - $120.00 Dyed Rawhide Peace pipe	~19" long - $100.00 Dyed Rawhide Peace pipe

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“Ceremonial pipes were used for prayer and meditation and it is believed that it will give the keeper great powers as long as he lives an honorable life, if not, the powers will leave. It is believed that as the smoke tendrils rise upwards that prayers are delivered to the Creator. One does not own a pipe but rather is the keeper of the pipe, reflecting the native belief in responsibility rather than ownership.” Author Unknown

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