Indian Tomahawk with Peace Pipe and blade made of steel with an engraved Indian head. Opposite sits the pipe bowl. Handle made of wood with rivets and leather wrapping.
A tomahawk with a peace pipe, also known as "pipe of peace" or "Kaya," has significant cultural importance and is often used in ceremonies to symbolize peace and unity.
Both objects are deeply rooted in the history and traditions of indigenous peoples and represent various aspects of their culture.
The tomahawk can be seen both as a tool and as a symbol of strength and defense, while the peace pipe is often used in ritual contexts to strengthen relationships and resolve conflicts.
Overall length: 48 cm
Blade material: steel
Blade length: 9 cm
Weight: approx. 0.362 kg
Blade: slightly sharpened
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| ID | 9363383 |
| URL | https://www.gunfinder.com/items/9363383 |
| Category | Accessories / Knives & Cold Weapons |
| Condition | Neu |
| Location | 85101 Lenting, Germany |
| Availability | In stock |
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