Awl w. Wooden Handle
$11.00
This awl has a wooden handle and steel point. Indispensable when sewing on hide and can also be used to scratch or score the surface.
Awl w. Antler Handle
$11.00
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The Lakota word for awl or needle is "tahinspa", and this well-crafted tahinspa feels good in the hand.
The stout needle is hafted into a trimmed, smoothed piece of antler for a useful beading and sewing tool.
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