Apache Double Skull Antler Trail Marker 37" (ms1)

This is a very unique Native American trail marker used by Indians in American history to mark trails or as lodge markers and as ceremonial burial markers. This is an actual Native made trail marker created by an Apache Indian artist. The marker is completely wrapped in leather, has a real deer antler top and prayer feathers as well as two skulls. This trail marker has hand bead work and a bone spear blade bottom. This trail marker can also be used as a dance stick with its beaded handle and leather fringe. This is perfect as a prayer stick or marker for dance, meditation, medicine or decoration and is very well made. It would also look great as a rustic home decoration for southwest Native American decor or western ranch or cabin look. Actual trail marker is shown. Measures 37" in length. Authentic Native American, Tribe: Jicarilla Apache