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These are real birchbark canoes made by Native Americans in Ontario, Canada. The sizes are approximate. Given that they are handmade they can be slightly bigger or smaller, and the designs can vary depending on the artist. The larger canoes are rimmed with cedar wood, while the smaller canoes are trimmed with sweetgrass. They are either stitched with thread or raffia (usually the smaller ones have thread, and the larger ones have raffia), and most are decorated with dyed porcupine quills. Some...

These are real birchbark canoes made by Native Americans in Ontario, Canada. The sizes are approximate. Given that they are handmade they can be slightly bigger or smaller, and the designs can vary depending on the artist. The larger canoes are rimmed with cedar wood, while the smaller canoes are trimmed with sweetgrass. They are either stitched with thread or raffia (usually the smaller ones have thread, and the larger ones have raffia), and most are decorated with dyed porcupine quills. Some...

These are real birchbark canoes made by Native Americans in Ontario, Canada. The sizes are approximate. Given that they are handmade they can be slightly bigger or smaller, and the designs can vary depending on the artist. The larger canoes are rimmed with cedar wood, while the smaller canoes are trimmed with sweetgrass. They are either stitched with thread or raffia (usually the smaller ones have thread, and the larger ones have raffia), and most are decorated with dyed porcupine quills. Some...

These are real birchbark canoes made by Native Americans in Ontario, Canada. The sizes are approximate. Given that they are handmade they can be slightly bigger or smaller, and the designs can vary depending on the artist. The larger canoes are rimmed with cedar wood, while the smaller canoes are trimmed with sweetgrass. They are either stitched with thread or raffia (usually the smaller ones have thread, and the larger ones have raffia), and most are decorated with dyed porcupine quills. Some...

This tee-pee village was made by the Ojibwa in Ontario, Canada. It is made with birchbark and trimmed with porcupine quills. The villages average 10" long by 5" wide by 4" tall. One weighs about 64 grams.

These tee-pees were made by Ojibwa artisans in Ontario, Canada. They are made with birchbark, trimmed with porcupine quills and come with a canoe. The 3" tee-pees are about 4.5" high and 3" wide at the base. They weigh about 18 grams each.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

This Ojibwa necklace is made by Gloria McConini, an artisan frequently referred to as "Mrs. Beaver" in Quebec, Canada using a traditional Native smoked moosehide strap and four beaver teeth. Neck strap is approximately 22" - 24" long. This animal is not an endangered species and is not subject to CITES. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

This Ojibwa necklace is made by Gloria McConini, an artisan frequently referred to as "Mrs. Beaver" in Quebec, Canada using a traditional Native smoked moosehide strap and four beaver teeth. Neck strap is approximately 22" - 24" long. This animal is not an endangered species and is not subject to CITES. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

This necklace is made by Gloria McConini, frequently referred to as "Mrs. Beaver" in Quebec, Canada using a traditional Native smoked moosehide strap and a beaver tooth. Neck strap is approximately 22" to 24" long. Beaver and moose are not endangered species and is not subject to CITES. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

This necklace is made by Gloria McConini, frequently referred to as "Mrs. Beaver" in Quebec, Canada using a traditional Native smoked moosehide strap and a beaver tooth. The neck strap hangs 12.5".  The tooth measures 3.5" straight down from the bead to the bottom of the tooth.  The tooth is 0.25" wide. Beaver and moose are not endangered species and is not subject to CITES. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

The mini Ojibwa moose callers can be used as ornaments. It is non-functional.Length: 2"Diameter of large opening: 0.50"Diameter of small opening: 0.25"Weight: 0.10 lbs.

These birchbark mosquito houses are made in Ontario by Ojibwa artisans. They come with a hanger and make great ornaments.Native Made.