Genuine Navajo Indian Half Double Trailer Headdress (23bc11)

Picture is representative.  Each is unique and beaded headband design varies.  Please see close up picture of the headband for current beading design.  The artist sometimes chooses to place only 2 feathers on back drape instead of 3.  We are happy to answer any questions you may have before you place your order.

This is an authentic Native American Navajo Indian antique style ceremonial half double trail headdress (shown on a wall bracket above). This decorative halo warbonnet style head dress with half double trailer is beautifully hand made with real feathers and has a classic look.

Made using real feathers with their brilliant color, and traditional forehead beading, this headdress is a classic design like that worn by Chiefs such as Sitting Bull. It's crowning feature is the traditional double trail of feathers stitched into rich red felt. This is one of our finest war bonnets, is absolutely stunning, and can be worn or displayed.

Warbonnets are no doubt one of the most popular Native American icons from American Indian history. Used by various Plains Indian Tribes, the most notable being the Sioux, Crow, Blackfeet and Cheyenne. Native warbonnets often appear in historic photography as being reserved for formal occasions. The halo style warbonnet has feathers that fan out around the head of the wearer creating the halo shape.

This head dress was created with soft deer skin leather and is adorned with a band of hand stitched beading across the forehead. The beading, along with the horse hair fringe, quill and plume feathers, add to the rich and vibrant look of the head dress. This beautifully handcrafted war bonnet headdress will look great on any wall for southwest, western, or cabin decor. 

Measures approximately 44" tall, 30" wide. (Wall bracket sold separately)

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Authentic Native American, Tribe: Navajo