You can use Natural Deer Antler Tips Antler tips for a variety of projects. Drill them for use on Necklaces or as bag toggle closures. Additionally you can cut and drill them to make antler buttons or use them for Knife handles.
Our Deer Antler Tips measure between 3″ – 4″ long. The diameters will vary.
Deer Antler Tips are a natural product, so expect variations.
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Deer Antler Buttons will work on so many projects! We cut natural North American Deer antler to make our buttons.
Choose from four sizes:
We cut our Antler Buttons from natural antler, so expect variations in shape, color, and sizes.
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This simple, attractive necklace appeals to the kid in all of us. We make our Deer Antler Tip Necklace here at the shop. We string a natural Deer Antler with Deerskin Leather Lacing. The we add assorted color Glass Crow Beads. You can adjust the length of the Necklace.
Our Deer Antler Tips measure approximately 3″ long. Each is unique, so allow for variations.
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Bone Buttons make a great alternative to contemporary buttons. Use them on historical Regalia. You can also use them as decorative buttons on your Native American craft projects.
These Buttons measure 1″ in diameter with 2 holes.
Because these Buttons are natural products, the colors will vary. Most are ivory colored but some are darker.
We also offer Buttons in natural Quahog Wampum Shell, Deer Antler and Pewter. Shop all of our Buttons!
We offer two styles of Pewter Buttons for your historical regalia. Add the perfect period correct finish to clothing and accessories.
We use these on our custom made Wool Weskits.
Choose a flat top or a slightly domed top.
Choose from 3 styles. We sell them individually.
We also offer Buttons in natural Quahog Wampum Shell, Deer Antler and natural Bone. Shop all of our Buttons!
Add this Roach Spreader Handmade 2 Socket to your powwow regalia, or to your collection of accessories! The crafter made this spreader from metal. It has a double pointed end. The crafter cut out four teardrop shapes on the long side. Each socket comes with wood pegs to hold your feathers.
Roach Spreaders are required to spread the front hair of your roach. Native American rafters make them from metal, antlers from moose or elk, and sometimes plastic. They may add carved, etched, stamped or painted decorations to them. There are different types of roach spreaders for different types of Native American dances.
This Roach Spreader Handmade 2 Socket measures about 9.25 inches long x 2.5 inches at the widest point. We got this spreader from a collection. You will see signs of wear. There is some green tarnish on the bottom It is in good, usable condition. One of a Kind!
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