Regalia & Accessories

Native American Regalia includes traditional clothing and accessories worn by indigenous people of America. Regalia can be made from various materials, including fur, leather, cloth, and beads. It is typically used to honor important events or ceremonies, such as weddings, funerals, and powwows.

Regalia can be pretty elaborate, featuring intricate designs and colorful decorations. It often has spiritual significance, conveying important cultural and heritage messages. Many pieces of regalia are considered sacred objects and are passed down through families from generation to generation.

Shop our traditional Native American Regalia collection and accessories from dolls, moccasins, hats, shirts, beaded cradleboards, and breastplates at Prairie Edge.

Native American Made Rawhide “Hand” Rattle: Buffalo Hunt

Native American Made Rawhide “Hand” Rattle: Buffalo Hunt

$220.00

Mnicoujou Lakota artist, Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded, learned from her grandfather Jim Little Wounded, how to create historical pieces including large effigy “Hand” rattles. The hand rattle is painted with the scene of running...

Native American Hand Made Rawhide Horse Head Rattle: Quilled Eyes Yellow, White, Red, Black

Native American Hand Made Rawhide Horse Head Rattle: Quilled Eyes Yellow, White, Red, Black

$120.00

Mnicoujou Lakota artist Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded, learned from her elder Jim Little Wounded, how to create historical pieces including small effigy style hand rattles. Rattles are used for many different reasons, attracting...

Native American Made Quilled Buffalo Horn Ladle: Deer Head Handle - Side View

Native American Made Quilled Buffalo Horn Ladle: Deer Head Handle

$765.00

Hand carved by local Cheyenne River Sioux Nation member Eric Iron Star, he softens the horn first and then carves and shapes it into a ladle with a deer head motif. Ladles like this were sometimes used communally and as the ladle was passed around the...

Native American Hand Beaded Cradleboard w Running Horse Design

Native American Hand Beaded Cradleboard w Running Horse Design

$4,140.00

Native American beadwork artist Brenda DuBray, Oglala Lakota Nation, hand beads this beautiful horse design with glass beads, love the turquoise blue background color. Brenda’s work can be described as neat and tidy, she adds two beaded amulets to...

Native American Hand Made Rawhide Buffalo Rattle #3: Quilled Eyes White, Green, Black

Native American Hand Made Rawhide Buffalo Rattle #3: Quilled Eyes White, Green, Black

$104.00

Mnicoujou Lakota artist Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded, learned from her grandfather Jim Little Wounded, how to create historical pieces including small effigy style hand rattles. Rattles are used for many different reasons, attracting...

Native American Hand Made Rawhide Buffalo Rattle #1: Quilled Eyes Yellow, Pink, Black

Native American Hand Made Rawhide Buffalo Rattle #1: Quilled Eyes Yellow, Pink, Black

$104.00

Local Lakota artist Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded, Mnicoujou Lakota, learned from her grandfather Jim Little Wounded, how to create historical pieces including small hand rattles. Rattles are used for many different reasons, attracting...

Native American Made Turtle Shell Hand Rattle: Turquoise Blue, White, Orange

Native American Made Turtle Shell Hand Rattle: Turquoise Blue, White, Orange

$145.00

Native American artist J.J. Little Wounded, Mnicoujou Lakota Nation, uses a box turtle shell to create this hand rattle. He adorns the rattle with a small fluff, glass beads and a leather covered wooden handle. Rattles are sometimes used to help focus...

Native American Made Turtle Shell Hand Rattle: Grape, Green, Red, Yellow

Native American Made Turtle Shell Hand Rattle: Grape, Green, Red, Yellow

$145.00

J.J. Little Wounded, Cheyenne River Sioux Nation, creates this hand rattle using a turtle shell, glass beads and a rapped wooden handle. Rattles are sometimes used to help focus prayers, or send away bad energies or even to attract good energies, it all...

Native American Made Turtle Shell Hand Rattle: Green, Maroon, Orange

Native American Made Turtle Shell Hand Rattle: Green, Maroon, Orange

$145.00

Local Mnicoujou Lakota Nation member J.J. Little Wounded hand crafts this hand rattle using a turtle shell attached to a wooden handle. The rattle sound is enclosed with stretched rawhide cinched tight around the edge of the shell and then attached to a...

Native American Hand Quilled and Beaded Knife Sheath: Red, Pale Blue, Natural w Green Beads

Native American Hand Quilled and Beaded Knife Sheath: Red, Pale Blue, Natural w Green Beads

$810.00

Native American artist Travis Tremblay, Listuguj Mi’kmaq Canada, uses dyed porcupine quills and glass beads on deer leather to create this knife sheath. Travis cleans and dyes the quills with commercial dye, he uses the glass beads to edge...

Native American Made Medium Cradleboard: Pink Geometric front

Native American Made Medium Cradleboard: Pink Geometric

$855.00

Oglala Lakota artist Brenda DuBray creates this medium sized cradleboard using a combination of beads creating a geometric design and commercially tanned deer leather for the shape of the cradle where it’s stuffed with red felt material. ...

Native American Made Medium Cradleboard: Turquoise Blue w/ Horses front

Native American Made Medium Cradleboard: Turquoise Blue w/ Horses

$855.00

Oglala Lakota artist Brenda DuBray creates this medium sized cradleboard using a combination of beads creating a horse design and commercially tanned deer leather for the shape of the cradle where it’s stuffed with red felt material. Sturdy...

Native American Hand Made Buffalo Rattle (4)

Native American Hand Made Buffalo Rattle (4)

$90.00

This buffalo style rattle is hand crafted using a combination of acrylic paints, rawhide, beadwork around the handle, and quillwork. It's also accented with buffalo hair and badger claws. Dimensions: Length 6.25 inches x Width 2 inches x Depth 1.5...

Native American Hand Beaded Crow Cradle: 3 Band Beadwork on White Leather - Front View

Native American Hand Beaded Crow Cradle: 3 Band Beadwork on White Leather

$4,140.00

Created by hand, Crow Tribal Member Marlene Stewart uses the signature beadwork design of the Crow Nation. Thew top few can be seen both as what is the foreground and which is the background. Marlene uses glass beads on commercially tanned white deer...

Native American Hand Painted Drum w Decorated Beater: Ute Sundance

Native American Hand Painted Drum w Decorated Beater: Ute Sundance

$645.00

Native American artist Thomas Ridley, Ute Mountain Ute Nation of Colorado, hand paints the image he envisioned from a Ute Nation Sundance. Thomas used acrylic paint and added a decorated drum beater that features real buffalo fur and glass beads. The...

Blue Quilled Headband Short Flair Headdress

Blue Quilled Headband Short Flair Headdress

$1,145.00

Non-Native American craft worker O.J. Laier III has dyed these quills in shades of blue, purple and yellow, color has always been important to many cultures all around the world and a feathered headdress is a very important part of Plains culture.These...

Old Buffalo Hide Quilled Cradle Bundle

Old Buffalo Hide Quilled Cradle Bundle

$4,275.00

Non-Native American artist Chris Ravenshead designs this old style cradle bundle with dyed porcupine quills and glass beads. Chris uses brain tanned smoked buffalo hide for the main body of the bundle.The quillwork design is also dated, it is the old...

Native American Hand Beaded 1930's Umbrella

Native American Hand Beaded 1930's Umbrella

$1,395.00

Native American artist Thomas Ridley obtained something old and makes it new. Thomas uses a 1930's umbrella as a medium for his beadwork designs.Thomas beaded this piece, by hand, with opaque Czech beads. The umbrella measures 30 inches across while open...

Metis Style Coat w. Quilled Design & L'Assomption Sash

Metis Style Coat w. Quilled Design & L'Assomption Sash

MSRP: $11,400.00

$7,000.00

Created by Non-Native American artist Chris Ravenshead. During the 1600s, the blending of the Native people of Canada and Europeans gave rise to a new culture known as the Metis. Influenced by their mixed heritage, Metis people often fused European...