Native American items for Home Decor

Reproduction Rifle

This is a reproduction rifle, imported from Spain and weighs approximately 7lbs.

The levers work and the trigger works but the Cherokee artist, "Wetfoot", has fixed them out so that they cannot be used as a weapon.

Some have a simple pewter finish and others, like the one pictured, have a golden metal color and very ornate.

The leather used varies in color as do the rifles. Then brass studs are used in old style patterns for decoration. Each rifle will vary.

Options depend on availability. See if we have one for you by calling us at 1-337-214-4171.

$375

Coyote Gun Case

A beautiful Coyote gun case featuring a full Coyote pelt over quality grade butter-soft buckskin leather.

It sports a generous amount of fringe with a braided leather strap and finished with feathers.

Rifle is NOT included.

$350

Red Fox Gun Case

A beautiful Red Fox gun case featuring a full Red Fox pelt over quality grade butter-soft buckskin leather.

It sports a generous amount of fringe with a braided leather strap and finished with feathers.

Rifle is NOT included.

$300

Powder Horn

These powder horns are reminiscent of the time of black powder rifles. The horns are accented with brass studs and trimmed with buckskin.

Each horn is unique in coloration and each is finished with a different pattern of brass studs.

$60

4 Corner Friendship Arrows

The 4 corner friendship crossed arrows features two handmade arrows, buckskin leather, a dream catcher, a medicine wheel, beaded prayer bundle and feathers.

This item was given as a token of friendship, peace and prosperity.

$60

Bear Skull Trail Marker

A Comanche style trail marker is used by a family or clan to mark a trail. It indicates the direction to a ceremony, meeting, or home of a clan.

The colors on the trail marker are the clan colors. The deer antlers represent family and gentleness. Bear skulls represent wisdom.

The feathers represent a connection to the Great Spirit and carry messages and prayers to the gods.

The spearhead at the bottom of the trail marker is used for securing the marker into the ground. This would be a handsome addition to your home or office decor.

$195

Medicine Man Antler Staff

Created by Tigua Indian artist Manny Silvas, this awesome Medicine Man staff stands a little over 5.5 feet tall.

It features a full deer rack of antlers which spreads out to about 21" wide with 8 points. The antlers are studded with brass studs and affixed to the staff, which is wrapped in buckskin leather and decorated with seed bead work, brass studs, leather wrapped imitation eagle feathers, antler discs, medicine bundle, brass gun casings and fringe. This is a very impressive piece.

$275

Painted Hide - Sweat Lodge

This painted hide, created by Cherokee artist, Bear Romero, depicts a night scene outside a sweat lodge.

The fire is burning, and the water bucket by the edge of the lodge is there to pour water over the hot rocks inside the lodge. There is a ceremonial pipe on the alter, and a staff marks the entrance. Even the cover that sits over the doorway is depicted in this painting.

Once the rocks are hot and are moved into the sweat lodge and the water is poured over them to create the steam, then the cover is rolled down over the doorway to keep the heat inside. The Sweat is a ritualistic cleansing ceremony for many tribes.

$400

Painted Hide - Sioux and Pawnee

This painted hide, mounted on bent wood and created by Cherokee artist Bear Romero, depicts a fight scene between the Pawnee and the Sioux.

Both the the Pawnee and the Sioux were known to be some of the fiercest fighters, and in this scene they stake themselves to the ground and fight to the death.

$475