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Outstanding Northern Plains Native American WarBonnet/ Headdress - AUTHENTICATED For Sale


Outstanding Northern Plains Native American WarBonnet/ Headdress - AUTHENTICATED
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Outstanding Northern Plains Native American WarBonnet/ Headdress - AUTHENTICATED:
$549.00

This authentic Northern Plains Native American warbonnet/headdress is handmade in the United States, specifically in the Native American culture. The intricate design reflects the rich heritage and traditions of the Northern Plains tribes. The unique craftsmanship and cultural significance make this piece a valuable collector's item, representing a meaningful piece of American Indian history and artistry. Accompanying card detailing description and authenticity included. Authentication provided by Digata Juyejigisgi (Laughing Eyes). The authentication card reads:


"This warbonnet has been made like the old plains bonnets common among the Sioux, Arapaho, and related tribes. It is more like northern plains tribes because of the colors used. Each feather means an honor the owner has earned. Horse hair means he has taken scalp. The fluffy feathers symbolize the breath of the Great Spirit. Large feather attached to the hat crown identify the owner as a member of the Hawk Clan.


The index card features a handwritten note detailing traditional symbolic meanings of the Four Directions, rosettes, and the use of coins in the old days by "Digata Juyejigisgi (Laughing Eyes)."


• Transcription of the note:

"Lodge of the Winds: Small mountains honor the Four Directions and have the colors of the four directions; Red, Yellow, Black & White.

The Center motif is a star and means The Great Spirit. Rosettes each have a coin in the center and symbolize the Center of the Universe because they shine and are 'sun'-colored. In the old days, coins were considered merely decorative as Indian people did not understand that they were valuable for trade. This understanding came later, they just traded for goods at first."


• Signature: Digata Juyejigisgi (Laughing Eyes)



Shipped insured with expedited shipping to the continental 48 states. Must use ’s global shipping program for any international shipment. Will meet within an hour of Kalamazoo for free local pickup.


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