Pipe Styles & Designs
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| Red medium buffalo pipe
with pine stem
by B. Bryant
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Red plains with flared bowl and flat beaded stem |
Red Eagle Claw Pipe inlayed with
silver solder and black pipestone. Stem ash with quillwork and hand painted
feathers by A. Dowdy
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Red Eagle Claw Pipe inlayed with
silver solder and black pipestone by A. Dowdy
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| Red Eagle Head with world in
mouth Medium with twisted sumac stem & Beads
by T. Erickson
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Red eagle head pipe with cedar
stem and 1 inch of beadwork and leather by T. Erickson
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Red medium elbow flared bowl with
twisted sumac stem
by T. Erickson
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Top pipe Medium Eagle Head with
cedar stem Bottom Medium Open Mouth Eagle with twisted sumac and beadwork by T. Erickson |
mini Plain Style Pipe with cedar stems and 2" bead worked split diamond design. by T. Erickson |
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Red disk style pipe with inlayed black stone spots in 4 directions cedar stem by S. Haines
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Top Black Plains inlay 4 winds on bowl with sumac stem by B. Johnston Bottom Red Plains inlayed 4 winds on shank with burnt pine stem & beadwork By T. Tellinghousen
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Top Red plains style Bear medium with pine stem Bottom Red plains style buffalo medium with sumac stem by Bud Johnston
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Red elbow style pipe large with round walnut stem with four winds by B. Johnston
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Red mic mac style pipes with cedar stem by B. Johnston
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Black Plains Pipe small
by R. Johnston
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Black tube pipe with red pipestone 4 winds by R. Johnston
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Red Modified Elbow with wolf
carving on side
by R. Johnston
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Red Eagle Claw pipe medium with sumac stem
by R. Johnston
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Red small Elbow straight bowl by R. Johnston
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Black plains style bear pipe small with flat sumac stem by R. Johnston
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Red modified plains with square bottom and carved wolf in side. and plain cedar stem by R. Johnston
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Black medium plains with 7 spots on each side
of bowl and split ash stem
by R. Johnston
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Top Black x mini plains pipe with split ash stem Middle Black mini plains pipe with split ash stem Bottom Black small elbow pipe with one piece ash stem one twist by R. Johnston
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Black Elbow Small with one piece Ash Stem
with one twist by R. Johnston
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black 4Winds plains pipe with
round tapered one piece ash stem. by R. Johnston
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White Alabaster eagle claw pipe by R. Johnston
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Red eagle claw medium pipe with ash stem by R. Johnston
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Red Buffalo pipe with inlay with silver solder on a square bottom by R. Johnston
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Black Crow War pipe sometimes known as Mic Mac pipe with round tapered sumac stem with 4 colors painted by R. Johnston
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White & brown Alabaster heart pipe with special cherry stem by R. Johnston |
Red pipestone Plains style Sea turtle pipe with round sumac stem by R. Johnston |
Plains style sea turtle bottom with a sumac stem & Elbow style sea turtle
top with split ash stem by R. Johnston |
Red pipestone plain style wolf pipe with plain cedar stem by R. Johnston |
Black wolf pipe bowl is in back of wolf. by R. Johnston |
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Black modified elbow pipes with cedar stems by W. Letang
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Red Buffalo hoof elbow pipe with sumac stem with 4 inches of beadwork by S. Moore
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Red Plains pipe 5" bowl with inlayed turquois arrowhead and curved sumac
stem with 2 2 inch sections of beadwork in a diamond pattern by S. Moore |
Black buffalo hoof pipe with sumac stem by S. Moore |
Red Plains Style pipes with burnt
pine stem, leather & beads
by P. Musil
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Top Red Elbow Medium with burnt pine stem and beadwork Bottom Red Elbow small with burnt pine stem and beadwork by P. Musil
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Red eagle claw and fish pipe all stone pipe by B. Taylor
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Red platform or lip pipe with carved duck head by B. Taylor
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Red plains bowl with silver solder inlayed with lighter colored shapes by B. Taylor
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These pictures are a reference to those wishing to look at, buy or make pipes. The pipes here are examples of pipes which have been made; some maybe available, some would need to be special ordered and some may not be reproduced. Feel free to email us comments about the pipes at pipe@iw.net
