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This Ojibwa necklace is made with a real North American porcupine quill and wooden feather pendant and is decorated with brass and glass beads. The pendant is hung on a white tail deer leather strap.This necklace was assembled by Ojibwa artisans on Manitoulin Island in Canada. We have a limited number of these necklaces and do not expect to get more once they are sold out. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. ...

This Ojibwa necklace is made with a real North American porcupine quill and wooden feather pendant and is decorated with brass and glass beads. The pendant is hung on a white tail deer leather strap.This necklace was assembled by Ojibwa artisans on Manitoulin Island in Canada. We have a limited number of these necklaces and do not expect to get more once they are sold out. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. ...

This Ojibwa necklace is made with a real North American porcupine quill and wooden feather pendant and is decorated with brass and glass beads. The pendant is hung on a white tail deer leather strap.This necklace was assembled by Ojibwa artisans on Manitoulin Island in Canada. We have a limited number of these necklaces and do not expect to get more once they are sold out. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. ...

This Ojibwa necklace is made with a real North American porcupine quill and wooden feather pendant and is decorated with brass and glass beads. The pendant is hung on a white tail deer leather strap.This necklace was assembled by Ojibwa artisans on Manitoulin Island in Canada. We have a limited number of these necklaces and do not expect to get more once they are sold out. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. ...

This Ojibwa necklace is made with a real North American porcupine quill and wooden feather pendant and is decorated with brass and glass beads. The pendant is hung on a white tail deer leather strap.This necklace was assembled by Ojibwa artisans on Manitoulin Island in Canada. We have a limited number of these necklaces and do not expect to get more once they are sold out. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. ...

This Ojibwa necklace is made with a real North American porcupine quill and wooden feather pendant and is decorated with brass and glass beads. The pendant is hung on a white tail deer leather strap.This necklace was assembled by Ojibwa artisans on Manitoulin Island in Canada. We have a limited number of these necklaces and do not expect to get more once they are sold out. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. ...

Each necklace comes on a card describing how Natives Americans used arrowheads to obtain food, shelter, and clothing. The arrowhead pendant hangs on a deerskin neck strap. These necklaces are assembled from non-Native components by Karen Mitten (Cayuga 435), an Iroquois artist in upstate New York.

The soapstone arrowheads have assorted native designs carved on them. The pendant hangs on a deerskin neckstrap. Arrowhead size: 2.5" long by 1" wide Weight: 35 g These necklaces are assembled from non-Native components by Karen Mitten (Cayuga 435), an Iroquois artist in upstate New York.

These "Onondaga" arrowheads have the tree of peace carved on them. The pendant hangs on a deerskin neckstrap.These necklaces are assembled from non-Native components by Karen Mitten (Cayuga 435), an Iroquois artist in upstate New York.

These necklaces comes bagged with a card describing how Native Americans used arrowheads to obtain food, shelter, and clothing. These necklaces are assembled from non-Native components by Karen Mitten (Cayuga 435), an Iroquois artist in upstate New York.

The flint arrowhead with bail is hung on a deerskin neckstrap. Arrowhead size: 2.25" long by 1" wide Weight: 14 gThese necklaces are assembled from non-Native components by Karen Mitten (Cayuga 435), an Iroquois artist in upstate New York.

We get a limited number of moose antler key chains carved into eagle heads. These eagle head keychains are carved out of moose antler by Clyde Drew, a Micmac artist in Newfoundland, Canada. Moose are not an endangered species. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.