Native American Lance
Beautiful workmanship. Exceeded my expectations. Thank you.
Created by non-Native American artist Dan Chapman, this lance was designed to be rammed, not thrown, the trick to using a lance was to let go at the right moment so as to get maximum force without toppling horse and rider.
The leather fringe decorating a lance calls upon the power of the wind to drive the lance to its mark. This lance features a fringe of 24 strands, a multiple of four, thus calling upon the four directions for guidance to the right spot. The blade, which is 12 inches in length, is made of hand-forged iron.
Beautiful workmanship. Exceeded my expectations. Thank you.
A work of art. I love. It. Have it hanging on my wall in my living room.