American Indian Deer Skin Medicine Pouch -Red Rock (nab32)
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- SKU:
- nabag-32
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- 686214487501
Description
This is a decorative hand made medicine bag. Carefully handcrafted of soft deer skin leather, this bag has a small piece of the actual red rock from Sedona, Arizona. Sedona is a very spiritual place and the red rock area is the center of sacred heritage. A blue bead is adorned on the front ties. Each bag is unique and leather stitched by hand. Picture is representative. Measures 2" wide, 3" tall.
Authentic Native American, Tribe: Tigua
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