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Handcrafted Dance Sticks
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The dance stick is 36" long. The stick itself is a small maple sapling that had been wrapped by a wild grape vine which left the spiral shape in the stick. On the front of the dance stick is a beaver skull which came from the creek I grew up on. Behind and touching the skull is a piece of Black bear fur which came from McDonald, Pennsylvania. Directly behind the bear fur is deer leather lacing with wooden beads and turkey feathers hang from it. The next piece added to the stick is a piece of North American Bison fur which came from a buffalo ranch in Aberdeen, Ohio. Just behind the bison fur is a piece of natural tanned deer hide fringed at one end and attached with artificial sinew. At the small end of the stick are five deer toes which came from Marshall Co., WV. They are also attached with artificial sinew and they make a nice rattle sound when dancing with the stick. The dance stick is used by Native Americans when dancing in a circle at Gatherings or pow-wows.
This is a replica of a Native American Indian dance stick made from a buffalo rib. It has natural tanned deer skin leather on the end and also for the handle. It also has some leather fringes on the end and handle. The rattles are black walnuts and are attached with imitation sinew.
This is a replica of a Native American dance stick or rattle. It is made from a buffalo rib bone. There is a turtle painted on it to represent the Turtle Clan. It has deer toes attached to the end so it will rattle when using it. There is some horse hair attached to the end of the handle for decoration and the handle is wrapped with leather.
This dance stick is made from a buffalo rib and has brown died deer skin on the handle and on the end. There is a turkey foot and spur attached to the end of the dance stick and some turkey feathers slid in under the deer skin on the end. The rattles are acorns that are attached to the rib bone with artificial sinew.
This replica of a Native American Indian dance stick is made from a buffalo (bison) rib. It has tanned deer skin leather that has been died black on the end and for the handle. The leather on the handle has been reversed so that it has a suede feel to it for comfort. The rattles on the dance stick are deer toes and deer due claws and are attached with imitation sinew.
This is a replica of a Native American dance stick that is made from a buffalo or bison rib bone. One end of it has Black Bear fur attached to it and the other end has deer skin leather for the handle. The rattles are deer toes that are attached with imitation sinew to the rib bone.
