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These dreamcatcher enamel pins are approximately 1.25" long by 0.75" wide. Attach it to a cap, jacket, backpack, pouch, or almost anything you can think of. There are no export controls for this item.

These beaded dreamcatcher keychains are made by the Quichua of Ecuador. The metal rings are 1-1.25" wide. They are made using glass and/or plastic beads and chicken feathers. The overall length is approximately 6-7" long. Each keychain weighs 0.1 oz. They come in assorted colors and designs on a silver-colored key ring.

Overview Each kit comes with materials and instructions. They can generally be finished in less than one hour. The kits are ideal for children 8-12 years old. Assembled item size: 3" diameter ring The kit includes: Artificial sinew Suede lace Metal feather Beads 3" Steel ringInstructions You will need: Scissors White craft glue Ruler Clothespin Export Restrictions There are no export controls for this item. ...

These dreamcatcher string necklaces are handmade by the Inka of Peru. The dreamcatcher rings are 1.25" in diameter. The necklace is 25.5" long overall with 20.5" long strings. Each weights about 0.1 oz. They come in assorted colors.

These beaded dreamcatchers with breast plates are made by the Quichua of Ecuador. The metal rings are 6.5" wide. They are made using glass and/or plastic beads, chicken feathers, and calf suede. The overall length is approximately 17" long. Each dreamcatcher weighs 0.10 lbs.

These dreamcatchers with screen-printed images are made by the Quichua of Ecuador. The metal rings are 6.5" wide. They are made using glass and/or plastic beads, chicken feathers, and calf suede. The overall length is approximately 17" long. Each dreamcatcher weighs 0.06 lbs

These handmade painted clay pots are decorated with simple geometric designs. It measures 1" in diameter, 1" high and with a circumference of 4". One pot weighs 4 grams.

These walrus whisker toothpicks are made by an Inuit artisan in Alaska. They come in assorted styles. The toothpicks are approximately 3" long by 1/8" wide, and weigh 0.1 oz.

This is an extremely rare mask that I believe was made by a Seneca man from Akwasasne. I purchased this mask at the Kahnawake reservation in Quebec from a reputable Mohawk dealer. There are very few of these jumbo masks made anymore. This one is hanging on my wall at home in Toronto, Ontario. The mask is not signed. In the picture, the mask appears to be somewhat crossed-eyed. This is easily fixed by placing an empty Coke can behind the eyes. Like many Native American arts and crafts, the...

Rogans are birch bark baskets made by the Attikameks in Quebec, Canada.The baskets were traditionally used by women collecting berries in the forest and for storing food. They are made from birch bark that has been tied together with spruce roots. Most rogans have smoked moose hide straps. Usually, the rogans are decorated with designs of flowers and animals that have been scraped into the bark. Some large containers are used as clothes hampers.

Rogans are birch bark baskets made by the Attikameks in Quebec, Canada.The baskets were traditionally used by women collecting berries in the forest and for storing food. They are made from birch bark that has been tied together with spruce roots. Most rogans have smoked moose hide straps. Usually, the rogans are decorated with designs of flowers and animals that have been scraped into the bark. Some large containers are used as clothes hampers.

Rogans are birch bark baskets made by the Attikameks in Quebec, Canada.The baskets were traditionally used by women collecting berries in the forest and for storing food. They are made from birch bark that has been tied together with spruce roots. Most rogans have smoked moose hide straps. Usually, the rogans are decorated with designs of flowers and animals that have been scraped into the bark. Some large containers are used as clothes hampers.