Weapons & Shields

Painted by Non-Native American artist Dan Chapman, Sturgis, SD. The Bear Lance has a bear claw cut out of the hand-forged point and is trimmed with red trade cloth, imitation eagle feathers, horse hair, rooster tail feathers and leather fringes and...

Created by non-Native American artist Dan Chapman, this axe exhibits trademark Native American inspired craft - from a stylized bear claw insignia, cut from the hand-forged head to the leather wrapped wooden handle. Fringes, Italian glass beads, red...

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...

Created by non-Native American artist Dan Chapman, and inspired by a Plains Indian design, this bow set features a tapered bow case, a quiver with beaded details, long leather fringe, and decorated arrows.The set includes (1) bow and (3) arrows. The bow...

Created by non-Native American artist Dan Chapman, many interpretations exist for the symbolism of a red hand print placed upon personal effects, lodges, or one's horse. Among them the Red Hand has stood for possession or ownership, involvement in...

Created by non-Native American artist Dan Chapman, some Native American war shields depicted all the information you needed to know about the person who was carrying this shield. This war bonnet design is common all across "Indian Country" and was mostly...