Dance Wands and Rattle

Lot consisting of one Yoruba Shango wand, one Luba dance wand depicting kneeling female figure, and a Luba rattle. 17", 14.5", 9.25"

21-1/2 x 11-1/4 x 2-3/4. Horn stick rattle was used for ceremonial dancing. Extensive, vibrant beading.

CEREMONIAL TOBACCO POUCH & DANCE RATTLE, INC. LETTER INDICATING GERONIMO PROVENANCE (FLAP SEPARATED)

Early/Mid 1900s, Traditional sinew sewn rawhide-covered dancers implements with attached carved horn rattlers, plus a colorful quilled tail suspension. In very good condition, with some quill loss. Al

A Haida double-faced dance rattle depicting two stages of a transformation mask, one with a still face and the other with a protruding tongue. Each includes facial features painted in black and red in

17" L x 7" W

11" H X 6" W x 1.5" D. In accordance with the STOP Act protecting Native American artifacts, RA will not be shipping this item internationally.

7.75" tall with 10.5" circumference. Two-piece construction with rawhide stitching. Bound with patterned textile showing wood handle support. **Some wear and minor creasing of surface. Sinew stitching

Northwest Coast Carved Wood Polychrome Dance Rattle. Carved wood and painted. Dimension: 14.50" lg x 9". Condition: good estate condition, no repairs or cracks, age appropriate. Provenance: Boston, MA

Hide wrapped handle with brass studs and beading, attached copper jingle adornments, and hand painted rattle face. 22”L.

A rare pair of old and authentic Eshu dance wands from the Yoruba peoples of Nigeria, West Africa. Traditional male and female pair with evidence of ritual use and obvious age and handling. The pair m

Pacific Northwest Hamatsa Dance Rattle by Douglas David (First Nations, b. 1971). In the Hamatsa dance ceremony is one of the most important in Kwakwaka’wakw tradition, in which members of the

Title: Southern Plains dance rattle ca 1890-1910 Description: Kiowa or Commanche dance rattle with a ledger book quality painted image of a fully head dressed chief holding a dance rattle. Sinew sewn

C. Last quarter of the 19th century. 35" long, not counting the horse hair.

2 PC NATIVE AMERICAN HORN DANCE RATTLE & TIP WAR CLUB, EACH FRAMED IN SHADOWBOX WITH DESCRIPTIVE CARD, HORN DANCE RATTLE HAS DAMAGE TO FRAME UPPER LEFT, FRAMED SIZE APPROX 24.5" X 11"

two in the form of birds, two painted in tones of red, white and black and the other in black and white, length 57.5cm, 47.5cm and 49.5cm (3)

Dance rattle

A pair of female Oshe Shango dance wands that are traditionally carried, waved, and thrust about during dances in ShangoÂ’s honor. This pair is painted red and blue and features two kneeling female

A Native American Indian carved wood dance rattle mask. Handheld cedar mask depicting a smiling male. Etched and carved motif with "eyes in the back of head", and "cat eyes" at the top of head. Red /

(2) 15” Zuni Dance Wands - painted & carved

Luba Peoples, (3) carved dance rattles, DR Congo, figural handles, two with pierced globes, the third lacking the rattle filling, 12"l (largest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Go

Large leather and real box turtle shell leg rattle. Measures 12" x 9" x 9"

NATIVE AMERICAN (LAKOTA) GHOST DANCE RATTLE CLUB, 20TH CENTURY. LENGTH 20 1/2"

A Native American beaded medicine or dance rattle 21"l; and a pair of child's beaded moccasins