Name: Plains Warrior Pipe Bowl
SKU: NW990600617
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Plains Warrior Pipe Bowl

Third Quarter 19th Century1.375" H x 1.875" L x .75" DHand Carved from a Black Stone of a Small Pipe Bowl with Carved Deep Groove...

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Third Quarter 19th Century

1.375″ H x 1.875″ L x .75″ D

Hand Carved from a Black Stone of a Small Pipe Bowl with Carved Deep Groove Line Detail

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Plains Warrior Pipe Bowl is a small form carved stone pipe bowls used by Native American warriors and communities of the Great Plains region (encompassing tribes such as the Lakota Sioux, Osage, Ojibwa, and others). The smaller size was easier to travel with. These artifacts were integral to both ceremonial and martial aspects of Plains Indian life, often crafted from catlinite (also known as pipestone) and embodying spiritual, social, and warrior symbolism.

Provenance: From the Len and Toni Wood Private Collection, Laguna Beach, California

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