Description
Sacred Red Pipestone was the medium of choice for this wolf pipe. This type of stone stands up to heat extremely well, so it’s the perfect material to use for ceremonial pipes. This stone comes from the quarries at the Pipestone National Monument in Pipestone, MN. Hand tools are used to quarry the stone, just as it was done 100’s of years ago. Native Americans who are enrolled in a Federally recognized tribe can apply for a permit which then allows them to quarry.
Sacred Pipestone is the most sought after carving stone to use for ceremonial pipes.
This wolf pipe bowl measures app 4-1/2″ long and it is app 2-1/2″ tall.
Darwin Wallenburg is the pipemaker who crafted this pipe. Darwin learned at a young age to make pipes alongside Little Feather.
If you’d like to see a lot of effigy pipes crafted by Darwin, check out the Ceremonial Pipes album on the Lakota Creations Facebook Page.
This wolf pipe bowl measures app 4-1/2″ long and it is app 2-1/2″ tall.
Darwin Wallenburg is the pipemaker who crafted this pipe. Darwin learned at a young age to make pipes alongside Little Feather.
If you’d like to see a lot of effigy pipes crafted by Darwin, check out the Ceremonial Pipes album on the Lakota Creations Facebook Page.
This pipe comes with a 15″ beaded redwood stem. (Additional stem options are also available with this pipe) The total length of the pipe once the stem is inserted is approximately 18-1/2″ long.
If you wish to upgrade, you can choose from Ash, Black Walnut, Aromatic Cedar, or Hardwood Cherry stems.
When purchasing multiple items, it may be necessary for us to adjust your shipping charges. If that is the case, we will contact you before we do so. We are always happy to combine shipping when possible. International buyers may want to contact us for an accurate shipping quote. All shipping prices are for USA shipping only. Please Contact Us if you have any questions.
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