Take home a piece of Native American lore. This one would look great on display in your home or office. This pair of arrows was made from genuine natural wood. They each feature a genuine bone tip and genuine feathers that were attched with artificial sinew. The center of these crossed arrows is dressed with a genuine buckskin leather medicine bag that features some incredible seed bead work. A traditional buckskin wrapped Medicine Wheel has been attached near the arrow tips. The Medicine Wheel features genuine bone tube beads, a genuine antler button, and large genuine feathers. A traditional buckskin wrapped dream catcher adorns the other end. It is 11" wide and 24" long. This one was made just down the street from our trading post by some good friends of Richard's. The photos will show some of the artists.

The objects man makes are called artifacts, and every artifact, whether it is beautiful or ugly, crude or refined, utilitarian or ceremonial, is a reflection and product of man's skills, his techniques, his arts. Artifacts reflect the ideas, the concepts, and the knowledge acquired or learned as a member of a tribe. Members of a particular tribe use certain techniques, and create a particular style because that is their tradition.