Choker- Bone 3 Row

Choker- Bone 3 Row

Add this Choker–Bone 3 Row to your collection or wear it as part of your everyday attire. Master craftsman Andy Bullock created it with Greasy Yellow and White Center Red, and Nickel Silver Beads with 1 inch Bone Hairpipe.  He used smoke‑colored deerskin leather lacing for the ties. The front drop features 3‑inch and 1‑inch bone hairpipe, along with a 1.5‑inch abalone concho centered with a White Center Red bead. This Choker–Bone 3 Row measures 14.5 inches long with 9‑inch ties, and the drop extends 12 inches.

One of a Kind.

Bone chokers hold a long and meaningful place in Native American culture. Artisans crafted them from bone hair pipes, leather, shell, and later glass beads. Warriors wore these chokers as protective adornments that symbolized strength, status, and spiritual resilience. The width and number of rows—like the well‑known 3‑row style—often signaled rank or ceremonial importance. Beyond protection, bone chokers expressed identity and honored the animals whose materials shaped them. They also strengthened the wearer’s connection to ancestral traditions. Over time, the form grew into a widely recognized cultural emblem. In keeping with this legacy, contemporary artists continue to create 3‑row bone chokers that blend traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics while preserving their deep cultural significance

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