Iroquois Brass Peace Pipe Tomahawk Indian Artifact.

This Iroquois Brass Peace Pipe Tomahawk Indian Artifact is an impressive piece of art. This incredible Tomahawk has a cast brass blade. The hole in the blade is the silhouette of a traditional turtle motif. The Native American used Tomahawks like this one for hunting, battle, and chopping wood. They also used these for peace pipe smoking rituals. This Tomahawk / Peace Pipe has been made with a strong and sturdy wooden handle so it is easy to use. It has been dressed with some fine hand stitched seed bead work and genuine feathers. This Indian Artifact is also the perfect display piece and it can give your home or office a touch of the old west. This is a great replica of the Tomahawks used by the Iroquois Native Americans in the 19th century. Non Indian made. This Iroquois Peace Pipe Tomahawk is 16" long and 6-3/4" wide. This pipe is smokable.

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.