Native American Medicine Shaman Prayer Stick

The Native American Shaman, Or Medicine Man, Stands Looking Downward, With His Arms Bent That Are Attached To Eagle Wings. The Eagle Is A Sacred Messenger, Carrying Our Prayers On Its Wings To The Cre

This bundle of majestic bird feathers with animal claw, fur and hide represents a Native American medicine prayer fan. Sacred feather prayer fans are an ancient tradition that spans many cultures and

Artifact Collection (10), including a Sioux Indian Flute NM. Size: 17.25"L (44 cm).; Sioux Medicine Stick NM. Size: 13.75"L (35 cm); Hudson Bay Medal - NY. Size: 3.5'' x 2'' (9 x 5 cm); Indian Claw Ne

Native American Hopi Medicine Stick Art, framed and under glass, measures 13'' x 17'', deer hide, stone artifacts, and medicine sticks

Northwest Coast Native American Shaman Talking Stick. Measures approx. 39 1/2" long. || Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior

2 Hohokam Pattos, Prayer Sticks, largest 3” – made of Lava, Sacaton Phase, Prehistoric

VINTAGE NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN CEREMONIAL MEDICINE STICK WITH DECORATIVE BEADWORK, FEATHERS, PAINTED ANIMAL HEAD SKULL TOP AND ANIMAL HOOF? BOTTOM END - GOOD OVERALL CONDITION - 39 1/4", skull 8 1/2"

Large measures 33 inches with feathers, leather and beads

Native American Framed Hopi Medicine Sticks, under glass, made of doeskin, a crystal, small medicine sticks, doeskin wrap bundle embellished with shell, the paper on the back of this piece states that

Carl Kauba (Austrian, 1865-1922). An Austrian cold painted bronze statue. A figural Western art work depicting a Native American Indian medicine man shaman animist, seated cross-legged, wearing tradit

The Native American shaman, or medicine man, stands looking atsomething lost in the faraway horizon,holding is head up high inconfidence. He stands on top of a stone that sets his left leg overthe oth

Marble Sculpture of a Native American Shaman with Medicine Bag Enfolded within a Bald Eagles Wings.(HNEW9200) Measurements: 13 High Condition: In good condition.

Mark Swazo - Hinds - Panel, unsigned, 20th C. Pueblo Native American artist, fetish panel "White shell prayer sticks", with four ceramic spears enhanced by mother of pearl, turquoise, feathers and luc

Native American Kachina type medicine man piece, the long stick decorated with crystal, feather and beads. Approx. 19.5inch L.

Native American Kachina type medicine man piece, the wood stick decorated with crystal and beads. Approx. 18inch L.

EDWARD SHERIFF CURTIS Pl. 91 Prayer To The Mystery, 1907 15.6x10.2" Photogravure on 22x18" Japan Vellum paper from Portfolio 3 of The North American IndianASG# ESC/5645 The Curtis caption reads: "In

Group of seven Native American items, comprising a turtle shell rattle with rawhide, feathers and beads, two horse-form bows, one with arrows, a brass wood and leather pipe, a drum stick and two bird-

Coyote head ceremonial dance or medicine stick with dangling claws and animal fur. (30")

Native American Pueblo Ring of Birds With Lightning Bolt and Snake Medicine Sticks.Not signed.Natural pigment and paint on carved wooden sticks.Great condition.16” long average.Est. $1,000-2,000. Sh

Medicine Dance Stick 40 inches long. Hand Crafted by Native Americans Ex: Pride of The Nations Store. The Store represented many of the tribes artwork from across the country. Sioux and Ojibwa make up

24" Medicine Dance Stick made by Carlos Longoria of The Navajo Tribe. Leather wrapped wood handle with beaded feather drops, Horse Hair and a beaded handle and wheel. Ex: Pride of The Nations Store. T

Hand made one sided Native American Indian tribe drum. Crafted from leather and wood. Features hand painted hummingbird motif. Accompanied with 12" x 1" wood and leather stick. Signed Dove Taos '93 on

A carved mixed media native American Indian folk art wall hanger in the form of an elder shaman with headdress, robe, and walking stick. Made from carved gourd, leather, clay, and other elements. Hang

Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) - Depositing a Prayer-Stick, Unframed. Plate 433. Published in "The North American (1907-1930) v. 12, The Hopi". Printed on Japense Vellum paper. Very good. See additional