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Exceptional Southwest Decor for Home, Office & Unique Gifts

Native American Tigua Ceremonial Staff 67.5" (ms147)

SKU #:

medicine-stick-147

Price: ~~$699.95~~ $499.95

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Product Description

This is a very unique Tigua Indian ceremonial staff made with real leather, horsehair and coyote fur. This authentic ceremonial staff is completely wrapped in genuine deer skin leather and stunning hand beadwork. Beautifully well made this medicine staff also displays a coyote skull and real white tail deer antler sheds adorned with medicinie wheels as well as a medicine bag and prayer feathers according to Native American tradition.

This Indian ceremonial stick is a sign of good medicine that is perfect for a great piece as rustic wall decor. It would also look great as a native style home accent for southwest style, ranch, Native American or western decor, lodge or cabin. Measures 16" wide and 68" in length.

Authentic Native American, Manny Silvas Tribe: Tigua