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Announcing - An unbelievable opportunity~
Native American Beaded Buckskin Collectibles at wholesale direct pricing! Hand made by some of the best Native American Indian artisans living today.
Circle KB Inc. is proud to present the market's highest quality Native American Indian Arts and Crafts available on the world wide web at direct wholesale prices. That means you can expect these same Native American Beaded Buckskin Native Collectibles to be retailed for twice the amount (if not more) elsewhere!
We have saddled up with one of the oldest Native American Indian Trading companies in the United States with long term relationships spanning over 30 years with trading posts in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. Our partners have been in the Indian Arts business for over thirty years trading with artists of the Zuni, Navajo, Hopi, and most of the other Pueblo Native American tribes. The experience of our partners who have traded with the majority of the Wholesalers in the Southwest, brings Circle KB into the ring and forefront of Native American Indian Art sales and has allowed us to offer you the highest quality products at substantial savings. Enjoy~Beaded Buckskin Native Collectibles
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Antique Rosebud Sioux Indian Beaded Buckskin Leather Gloves ca 1890s
Code:AT0086-NC Price:
$3,500.00
Quantity in Basket: none
| These Antique Rosebud Sioux Indian Beaded Buckskin Leather Gloves are true collectors items. When first collected we were told that they haven't been taken out of their box since 1903! They are in excellent condition. These Native American Buckskin Leather beaded gloves have been stored perfectly and they're truly museum quality. These gloves were masterfully hand made from genuine buckskin leather. The beadwork was intricately hand stitched, and it looks to be some Rosebud Sioux work. Each glove has been dressed with long genuine buckskin leather fringe for the traditional Sioux Indian look. These Antique Indian Gloves are 15-1/4" long and 8-1/2" wide. Don't let these very rare Antique Indian artifacts pass you by!
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.
CERTIFIED AUTHENTIC
True Collectible Antique - Regular Retail $9199! Save $5699 |
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Antique 1920s Lakota Sioux Indian Beaded Buckskin Leather Gloves
Code:AT2419A Price:
$2,200.00
Quantity in Basket: none
| These Antique Lakota Sioux Indian Beaded Buckskin Leather Gloves are true collectors items. We estimate that these gloves were made in the 1920s! They are in such excellent condition, museum quality! These gloves were masterfully hand made from genuine buckskin leather. The beadwork was intricately hand stitched, and it looks to be some Lakota Sioux work. Each glove has been dressed with genuine buckskin leather fringe for the traditional Sioux Indian look. These Antique Indian Gloves are 15-1/2" long and 9" wide. Don't let these very rare Antique Indian artifacts pass you by!
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.
CERTIFIED AUTHENTIC
True Collectible Antique - Regular Retail $4840! Save $2640 |
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Teton Sioux Quiver and Dagger Indian Artifact
Code:AT2885KF Price:
$329.00
Quantity in Basket: none
| This Teton Sioux Quiver and Dagger Indian Artifact is an impressive set of artifacts. This dagger has a blade made of genuine bone. The handle has been wrapped in genuine buckskin leather for soft natural textures. This incredible Indian artifact comes with a hand made buckskin leather sheath. The sheath features some extra dressing with genuine horse hair and a genuine feather. The knife and sheath both feature an elegant display of genuine buckskin leather fringe. The quiver has been wrapped in buckskin leather and it's been dressed with genuine bone buttons, trade beads, and genuine feathers. This dagger is 10-1/2" long and the sheath is 8-1/2" long. The quiver is 20-1/2" long and 4-3/4" wide. The bone tipped arrows are 25-1/4" long. This artifact was made just down the street from our trading post by a friend of Richard's. One of the artists can be seen in the photos below.
The Sioux and other plains Indian tribes often used the dagger as a symbol of high status and strength. Chiefs and highly regarded warriors wore daggers around their necks in ornamental sheaths. Knives were also used in Plains Indian rituals. When a pact of peace was made between tribes each warrior would seal the oath by drawing the blade between the lips and touching it with the tongue. The knife was considered the most important part of the ritual because if it wasn't touched by the tongue of each warrior the pact was considered invalid. Thus, the knife was used not only as a weapon of war but also as a facilitator of peace.
Regular retails for over $450, even higher auction prices for the same quality piece. |
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Rustic Plains Indian Medicine Man Ceremonial Peace Pipe
Code:AT0130 Price:
$359.00
Quantity in Basket: none
| This is an absolutely impressive peace pipe. This peace pipe is wrapped in soft Doeskin leather. Beautiful, glass, perfectly crafted seed bead work adorn this pipe with an artful look. Genuine Feathers offer their natural qualities to this hand made peace pipe. Some genuine doeskin leather fringe hangs off of this one. It has a genuine Deer Antler bowl and a doeskin medicine bag. This peace Pipe belongs in your collection! It was made just down the street from our trading post by some good friends of Richard's. Some of the artists can be seen in the photos. The total length is 29". Don't let this opportunity pass you by! This artifact is for decorative purposes only.
The term Peace Pipe is a white man's term, and were called Calumets by the Native Americans, named after Calamus...the "stalk" or "reed." It is properly referred to as the Sacred Pipe. The pipe bowl commonly was carved from hard wood, molded from clay or carved from red pipestone called Catlinite. Other stones such as Sandstone, Soapstone, hard stones such as Granite, Quartzite and Steatite were also used. The Peace Pipe has long been known by the White Man as a token of peace and treaties...to seal an agreement. Probably, though no person knows for sure, the first time the "peace pipe" term was used was when a peace treaty was being signed. The pipe would have been used to seal the bargain and the white man would likely have referred to it as a pipe of peace.There are Calumets for sacred and ceremonial purposes, and public arrangements. The Sacred Pipe is not generally used for public gatherings. Intentions could often be told by how the stem was carved or decorated with feathers, when smoked. Both Bowl and Pipe designs may be simple or elaborate, and may be carved from stone, horn, antler, bone or wood. |
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Lakota Sioux Tomahawk Peace Pipe Native Craft Indian Artifact
Code:AT0218B Price:
$229.99
Sorry, 'Lakota Sioux Tomahawk Peace Pipe Native Craft Indian Artifact' is currently sold out or back ordered. Add this item to your wish list by calling toll free 877-919-0891. As soon as they are available it will be shipped on a first come first served basis. Quantity in Basket: none
| | This Tomahawk / Peace Pipe is of a very high quality. This masterfully crafted Tomahawk has a genuine wood handle. It has been wrapped by hand in soft, genuine buckskin leather. Some intricate seed bead work adorns one side with a vibrant traditional pattern. Genuine Buckskin Leather fringe gives this artifact the traditional Native American look. It has an 1880 style brass tomahawk blade / peace pipe bowl. This Tomahawk / Peace Pipe is 16" long and the blade / bowl is 6-3/4" wide. This one belongs in your collection, it is a finely hand made replica of yesteryear. |
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