Examples of custom made
NECKLACES
Necklaces | Neckwear of the Native North American Indian | Plains Indian
Bear Claw Necklace / Pendant / Charm
Artist Grizzly Bear claw, deer skin, deer
leg sinew, two small medicine pouches - (buffalo fur, sacred tobacco), glass
beads, hide glue, yellow ochre clay paint, etc.
Elk ivories, bear claws, beads, heishi,
etc
Apache Medicine Charm deer skin, glass beads,
shell, brass beads, buffalo fur, coyote fur, sage & sacred tobacco
War Necklace | Medicine Necklace - Gros Ventre ca. 1860 based on a museum example
Made with your medicine
Bear
Claw necklace (below) with beaded rosettes, seed beads, fur, bear claws,
pony beads, sinew, etc (price dependant on what types of claws and furs
used)
This replica feather
necklace was inspired by the Lakota necklace found at the Little Big Horn
battlefield in 1876
replica
necklace and medicine bag worn by Hidatsa chief Addih-Hiddisch (known as "Maker
of Roads") in this painting. He was a 19th-century Hidatsa chief painted
by Karl Bodmer (1834)
Bear Claw Necklace
This necklace was made
using two hair locks from the husband-to-be so he could present to his new
wife at the ceremony (Blackfoot Ceremonial Necklace - replica ca. 1860)
amulet necklace
Replica
Apache necklace featuring shell discs, old trade beads, jasper beads and black
onyx beads
Whistles
Gros Ventre - Child's Necklace based on a museum example (in stock)
bone hair pipe choker with abalone and old trade beads from the 1800's
Chokers: (three strand w/o old trade beads) (three strand with old trade beads) four strand with old trade beads)
Chiricahua Apache
Necklace circa 1880
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NATIVE ARTS Trading
"Finella Lodge"
Drumtochty,
by Auchenblae, Aberdeenshire AB30 1TR