Authentic Native american made peace pipes.

Peace pipes by Marlin Goldtooth
Marlin is a Navajo Indian from the Tuba City reservation in Arizona

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$80.00-$100.00 Peace pipes
These Peace pipes feature bowls made from Translucent orange Alabaster found near Bryce Canyon, Utah. They feature bands of embedded Turquoise and other Minerals. Each has a river reed stem harvested from the Grand Canyon wrapped in Buckskin. These pipes are generally between 8 and 10 inches long.

Peace pipes by Jake Stone,
Jake is Lakota Sioux.

His peace pipes feature Antlers and real beads.
He uses elk fur mostly but also Deer, Chinchilla and Bear.
Jake also often wraps his Peace pipes in snake skin.
Jake has used rattle snake, Python, Boa, and Cobra in his creations.

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$60.00 - 85.00 Peace pipes by Jake Stone
$60 Pipes are smaller beaded pipes sometimes with leather straps. Fur is most often deer.
They are usually between 15 an 17 inches long.

$85.00 Peace pipes are generally 20" long and up and generally feature very fancy Antlers. Several forked antler Peace Pipes are available here that can sit on a table top or shelf.

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	$55 peace pipes. These peace pipes are between 18 and 19 inches long. They are constructed with hand wrapped leather, beadwork, and Rabbit fur. Cut deer antler is used for for the bowl. Laverne is a featured artist and is Lakota Sioux.
	$100-$130 Peace Pipes by Laverne This is a collection of very unique Pipes by Laverne Little. Laverne is a featured artist and is Lakota Sioux. Laverne hand paints his feathers and they have become a trademark of his peace pipes. These pipes use Full antler points sometimes as many as 4 are used in these pipes.
	$160-$300 and up peace pipes. This is a collection of Larger Pipes Laverne Little. He often usually has a medicine pouch or Leather wrapped wheel as additional trim on these pipes, and often uses Eagle claw and hand carved eagle heads in the bowls. Laverne is a featured artist and is Lakota Sioux. Laverne hand paints his feathers and they have become a trademark of his peace pipes. They are usually over 24" long.