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Meerschaum, also known as sepiolite, is a soft white mineral. It is carved for use as smoking pipes. The meerschaum pipes gradually change color when smoked and will turn incremental shades of yellow, orange, and red from the base on up. The pipes are approximately 6" to 6.25" long, 0.5" wide, and 1.5" to 2.5" high. They weigh about 3.2 oz. They come in a case.

These moccasins are made by Native American artisans from the Huron Nation on the reservation near Quebec City in Canada. This style of adult moosehide moccasins has no foam liner in the sole. The soles are not padded so that your feet can better feel the surface of the floor. They come in a darker maple color and are a different color from the regular moosehide moccasins we carry. They come in a nicely decorated shoebox. Moccasins come in full sizes only. A USFWS export permit is required for...

These moccasins are made with cow suede leather. They come in full sizes only.

These full-grain deerskin gloves are lined with a 40g Thinsulate™ lining that is very soft and comfortable. They have a soft, rich feel and they are incredibly strong, yet flexible. Even if you get them wet, they will dry to their original softness. The ladies' gloves are narrower with shorter fingers than the men's gloves.All shipments outside of the U.S. require U.S. Fish and Wildlife export clearance.Made in China using deerskin from the USA

This is a braided wax cord bracelet with a metal skull and two wood skulls. The bracelets are adjustable. They weigh about seven grams or 0.2 ounce.

These are real African-made copper bracelets from the Congo, Senegal or South Africa. Generally, the bracelets are about 7.5" on the curve, and the widest part is about 0.5". All of the copper bracelets weigh approximately 0.2 to 0.7 oz., and, except for the Malachite or Cow Horn bangles, are bendable/adjustable.The assorted Metal Bracelets have a weight range of 0.7 to 1.7 oz.The South African bracelets are 2.5" in diameter (monotone twisted) and 3" in diameter (multicolor twisted). They are...

In the past, tanneries often shipped furs using metal fur rings. For years, we gathered up old metal rings from furriers and fur dealers, but this supply has dried up as the fur business has moved to China and tanneries switched to polypropylene cord to save money and reduce damages to furs in shipping. Many of the old rings were made using fairly thin metal that would bend and warp under load. In order to get what we wanted for our own use, we had strong rings made using heavy wire at a...

In the past, tanneries often shipped furs using metal fur rings. For years, we gathered up old metal rings from furriers and fur dealers, but this supply has dried up as the fur business has moved to China and tanneries switched to polypropylene cord to save money and reduce damages to furs in shipping. Many of the old rings were made using fairly thin metal that would bend and warp under load. In order to get what we wanted for our own use, we had strong rings made using heavy wire at a...