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.

 

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Native American Made Beaded Hand Rattle: Buffalo Spirit of Red Background

Native American Made Beaded Hand Rattle: Buffalo Spirit of Red Background

$195.00
Local Native American artist Jim Little Wounded, Cheyenne River Sioux Nation of South Dakota, creates this piece using deer rawhide and glass beads. Jim cuts and shapes the hand, sews the edges together and paints her designs with acrylic paint. He...
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Native American Made Rawhide Hand Rattle: Thunderbird (Quilled & Beaded)

Native American Made Rawhide Hand Rattle: Thunderbird (Quilled & Beaded)

$290.00
Hand crafted by local Mnicoujou Lakota artist Aryanna "Fred" Little Wounded. She uses commercially processed deer rawhide, acrylic paint, large glass beads and dyed porcupine quills. Measures:Length 15 | Width 4 3/4 | Deep 2 1/2 inches.All measurements...