Native American Hand Carved Cedar Wood Ram Flute. 1516-NC
Native American Hand Carved Cedar Wood Ram Flute.
This hand carved, Navajo Indian Ram Flute is an impressive piece of Native American art. This flute has a great sound that rivals its beautiful appearance. It was masterfully carved by hand out of cedar wood by a Navajo artisan. The skilled carving and hole placement ensure a high quality sound and an even tone. A hand carved wooden Ram figure has been included along with a genuine bone bead and feather for extra ornamentation. The totem, bone bead, and feather have been attached to the flute with a strap of genuine buckskin leather and give this flute a distinct character. This fantastic Native American flute is 17-3/4" long. Signed in script NAVAJO. The wood colors and stains vary, you will receive one from the group of hand made flutes pictures below.
Native Americans have always felt a special connection to nature. The belief that all things in nature have a spirit is an integral part of their religions, which is part of what makes their creation of fetishes so important to their cultures. Fetishes are Native American carving of animals, humans or supernatural figurines believed to have inherent power. The most renowned fetish carvers are the Zuni, who call themselves Asiwi (Ah-she-wee), but many Native American tribes create and use fetishes. Native Americans have used fetishes for many purposes: to make game more plentiful, to enable hunters to catch game and for use in curing ceremonies. They may also be used as protection for the community as well as individuals.
We understand the true value and nature of hand crafted Indian art. And, we recognize it's important to know that the artist is truly a member of a Native American tribe. So, to ensure you that this is the real deal, a Certificate of Authenticity has been included with this item.
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