PIPE BAGS & TOBACCO POUCHES
other pouches

Bags & Pouches of the Native American - Cheyenne, Sioux, Arapaho, Crow, Kiowa, etc., by Native Arts Trading

Native Americans made an incredible variety of  pouches for every conceivable purpose.  Beaded and /or quilled pipe bags were some of the finest items made.  Their tobacco was sometimes carried at the bottom of the bag.  The pipe bowl was separated when it was carried and a thong drawstring tie was attached to the top of all pipe bags to secure the contents of the bag.

Cheyenne replica - glass seed beads, clay paint (yellow ochre and red)

beaded one side $899

both sides $1399

Replica of an old Cheyenne Style Pipe Bag ca. 1920

This example was $1925

(other side is different)

see also pipes

lazy stitched completely beaded panel (both sides - approx. 4 x 6-1/4 - overall length is 31 inches (including the fringe) with beadwork down one side, top opening and edges of the ties.

This pipe bag was purchased by a museum in Colorado

Lakota Pipe Bag (replica)
PERCUSSION CAP POUCH

APACHE, MESCALERO tobaccco pouch (museum replica)

This pouch was made for a museum in Colorado

$325
beaded percussion cap pouch $295

TOBACCO POUCHES

These tobacco bags were $295

Sioux Pipe Bag (replica)

beaded one side $995

both sides $1925

NATIVE ARTS Trading

"Finella Lodge"
Drumtochty,
by Auchenblae, Aberdeenshire AB30 1TR
Scotland
Tel: +44 (0)1561 320914
E-mail: cochise@nativeartstrading.com

MEMBERS OF IACA (Indian Arts & Crafts Association)