Pipes & Pipestone

Native American artist Jim Little Wounded, Mnicoujou Lakota, carves the image of a member of the Little People. He sits on top of the tamper watching the user. There are many stories about the Little People, they can be mischievous or deadly, your...

Pipe maker Tilden Reddest, Oglala Lakota, carves a 20 inch long ash stem and pares it with a T shape bowl. The bowl is carved red pipestone. Please use care while using your pipe set, red pipestone bowls should only be cleaned gently and never hit...

Local Oglala Lakota pipe maker Tilden Reddest, carves an 18 inch long ash stem and pares it with a T shape bowl. The bowl is carved catlinite or also known as red pipestone. Please use care while using your pipe set, red pipestone bowls should only be...

This piece of red pipe stone can be utilized for carving a piece of art or as part of a ceremonial pipe bowl. Dimensions:Length 9 inchesWidth 5 inchesDepth: 1.75 inches *all measurements are approximate*

This piece of red pipe stone can be utilized for carving a piece of art or as part of a ceremonial pipe bowl. Dimensions: Length 11.75 x Width 7.5 x Depth 1.5 inches (all measurements are approximate)

This piece of red pipe stone can be utilized for carving a piece of art or as part of a ceremonial pipe bowl. Dimensions: Length 11 x Width 6 x Depth 1.5 inches (all measurements are approximate)