Knife Sheath- Northern Plains Style

Knife Sheath- Northern Plains Style

This fully beaded Knife Sheath- Northern Plains Style features Tin Cones and 8 inch long fringe!  The crafter made it with Braintanned Deerskin leather with a Rawhide lining.  He used Lazy Stitch to create the geometric designs with classic White, Yellow, Green, Trans Green, Pink, Trans Pink. Light Blue, Blue and Cobatl Blue Seed Beads. The crafter aged the beads to make them look older.  On the front the crafter added a row of 1 inch handmade tin cones. Deerskin Leather Lacing serves as a carrying or hanging handle.  Along one side, the crafter added 8 inch long Braintanned Deerskin Leather Fringe.

The sheath measures 10 inches long by 3 inches wide.  The knife opening at the top measures 2 inches . This beaded Knife Sheath- Northern Plains Style is a perfect Native American regalia accessory and a fine addition to any Native American beadwork collection.

One of a Kind!

Native American fully beaded knife sheaths are stunning examples of craftsmanship, often created using intricate beadwork on leather or hide. These sheaths serve both functional and decorative purposes, protecting knives while showcasing cultural artistry. Many designs feature geometric patterns, tribal symbols, or representations of animals, reflecting the heritage and traditions of the maker. The beadwork is typically done using lazy stitch or peyote stitch, ensuring durability and precision. Some sheaths also incorporate fringe, tassels, or metal accents like copper cone drops for added detail.

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