This Cheyenne Style Ceremonial Tomahawk could easily crack a skull. This war club is made with a real river rock tied onto a sturdy hickory, diamond willow, or choke cherry handle with rawhide just as it was done in the old days. This war club is approximately 4-6" wide, depending on the size of the stone head, and 18"-20" long. The stone pictured is representative, as no two stones heads are exactly alike.

The handle of this war club is wrapped in genuine buckskin and has several sections of beadwork. If you have a preference on the leather and bead colors, leave a comment in the comment box on your order form. You can get an idea of our bead and leather color choices in the Craft Supplies section of our catalog

This ceremonial tomahawk is finished off with horse hair and many deerskin fringes decorated with a variety of glass trade beads, silver or brass beads and/or cones.

This item is hand made in the USA when you order it, and no two are exactly alike. Please allow a few days for completion of this custom craft, and up to a week during the busy holiday season.

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This Cheyene style ceremonial tomahawk can be shipped internationally, but additional postage charges may be required.

Not produced by or the product of a particular Indian or indian tribe as defined by 26 USA - 605 et Seq