Manataka American Indian Council
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Burnished bone hairpipes with baby
blue mini-crow beads (glass) and
die cast etched metal. Very pretty and elegant.
#OFChpc2709 |
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White bone hairpipes with a center
of etched mini bone hairpipies, silver and a genuine turquoise
thunderbird, mixed with round mini silver and faux turquoise beads.
#OFChpc2789 |
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Black buffalo hairpipes with die
cast metal silver. Center is mini black bone beads with a large black and
silver claw.
#OFChpc2889 |
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Centerpiece of black and white bone
beads, finished with the buffalo hairpipes and white/black mini crow beads.
#OFChpc2267 |
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Burnished hairpipes with pretty wooden pony beads. Centerpiece of shell and tan/white hairpipes. Goes over the head and closes tightly with a bead. #OFChpc2912
13"-15" |
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White bone hairpipes with blue beads. Centerpiece of blue shell with white hairpipes. Ties in the back. #OFChpc3213
14"-16" |
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