"Pipe Tomahawk or Tomahawk Calumet - Plains Indian / North America

"Pipe Tomahawk or Tomahawk Calumet - Plains Indian / North America
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"Pipe Tomahawk or Tomahawk Calumet - Plains Indian / North America

Tomahawk calumet ("pipe tomahawk").
The handle is pierced by a flue that allows smoke to circulate. Its fine, undulating shape makes it particularly attractive.
The axe's metal blade is broken, but this does not detract from its beauty.
The blade is characterized by large engravings in the metal: a bear carries a wood-dragging tool; on the other side is an unknown Indian wearing a fine headdress. In one hand, he holds a pipe to his mouth, from which smoke escapes. In the other hand, he holds a bow. In the distance, tipis can be made out.
Next is an engraving of a wolf sitting on a tree trunk. Finally, there's the figure of a tree. The pipe bowl is engraved with flowering tree branches.
The iconographic importance of these elements makes this a rare object.


REGION : Plains Indian / North America
MATERIAL : Wood, iron
TIME: 19th century
LENGTH : 54 cm
WIDTH : 18 cm


(Plinth)
Stock number : AM009

Ref: OGC7U1J19C

Style Tribal Art (Native North American Art of Tribal Art Style)
Period 19th century (Native North American Art 19th century)
Country of origin United States
Materials Wood, Silver plated metal
Shipping Time Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days
Location 75003, PARIS, France
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