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Ceremonial Items
Ceremonies are one of the most significant and recognized parts of Native American custom. Whether celebrating new life or a wedding, many rituals and traditions make the ceremonies honored, memorable occasions.
Each piece is carefully handcrafted to show respect for the traditions of the Native American culture. From hand-painted feathers to dance sticks, this collection of ceremonials was carefully selected to represent some of the finest pieces available.
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"Little People" Walking Cane
$1,095.00Honoring the enigmatic, agile Little People, this walking stick by artist James Little Wounded features the sprightly body of a Little Person. Learn More -
"Wounded" Horse Dance Stick w. Hide Painting
$1,095.00In honor of a warrior's fallen horse, this horse dance stick and hide painting combine to tell the story of this beloved steed's battle exploits. Learn More -
White Buffalo Horse Dance Stick
$765.00Out of stock
Artist James Little Wounded explains, "The White Buffalo is a sacred animal and is very respected. This horse dance stick tells of a warrior wanting his power and his white horse to have the help of the White Buffalo's sacred power in battle". Learn More -
"Spotted Bear" Horse Dance Stick
$690.00This horse dance stick features the carved figure of a spotted bear riding on it's back - it looks for danger and its powerful spirit protects the horse. Learn More -
"Little People" War Club w. Bear
$625.00Honoring the mysterious Little People, this war club is imbued with the the ability to be quick in battle and scare one's enemy. Learn More -
Carved Bear Dance Stick
$625.00Minneconjou Lakota artist Jim Little Wounded carves the spirit of a Bear to help bring the strength of the Bear to this warrior. Learn More -
War Club w. Bear Head
$440.00This bladed war club by artist James Little Wounded features a carved bear head and claws, feather dangles, and decorative tack work. Learn More
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