Native American Ceremonial Plains Pipes

The total length of this pipe is 15-1/2" long. The Catlinite (commonly called Pipestone) bowl measures 4" long and it is 2-3/8" tall. This is a very traditional plains style pipe and has been fashioned after similar ones that were made in the 1800's.

It is a hand-crafted piece, made out of a very attractive dark red piece of Sacred Pipestone. The Pipe is a dark red color virtually all of it and there are also a few very small spots or "stars" in it. The front of this pipe bowl comes to a six sided design. It is meant to depict the 4 directions, Mother Earth, and Father Sky. (making a total of 6)

This Pipe would make a great ceremonial Pipe or personal pipe for prayer. The stem has good draw and the bowl is drilled out to allow plenty of room to pack it, if the buyer intends to use it for ceremony. The overall size of the pipe and stem would allow it to be comfortably used as either a personal pipe or ceremonial pipe. It's not "too big" and it's not "too small".

This pipe is signed by Hapan. The stem is made out of Black Walnut. It has not been decorated in any way. This allows the eventual caretake to either design it as they see fit, with items that will be meaningful to them, or to simply leave it the way it is

(If the person who purchases this pipe would like us to add beadwork and leather fringes, we'll be happy to do so at no additional charge. All you have to do is ask!) If you are interested in this piece, or have any questions about it, and would like to see additional pictures, for ex: the other side of the pipe, a photo that shows the entire pipe bowl and stem, etc... please email us or give us a call.

Shipping for this item is $9.00 to anywhere in the continental U.S.