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Chokers

Original or reproduction Plains Indian chokers.

	Beaded choker SKU: 2057.18.01 Reproduction 3-rows Shoshone or Bannok choker beaded from large globular Padre black and white beads. Made by me in . More details

	Lakota style choker SKU: 2071.18.01 Reproduction 6-rows glass and brass beads choker with beaded pendant. Made by me in . More details

	Beaded Choker, Northern Plains style SKU: 2145.18.01 Reproduction Noirthern style 3-rows beaded choker. Made by me in in a traditional fashion, using genuine antique Venetian beads. Not for sale (unless I would be absolutely compelled by your irresistible offer). More details

	Beaded Choker, Northern Plains style SKU: 2146.19.01 Northern Plains-inspired 6-rows beaded choker. Made by me in . More details

	Beaded Choker, Great Bassin style SKU: 2147.18.01 More details

	Bone Hairpipe Choker SKU: 2200.16.01 Replica of 5-rows circa 1890-s Lakota bone hairpipe choker with brass-tacked spacers. Made by me in in a traditional fashion and with a great attention to the details. Not for sale. More details
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“Plains Indian choker” is a short single- or multi-row necklace of hair tubes (so-called hairpipes), leather, various metal, shell and glass beads, which were originally used by Plains Indian warriors as a necklace and combat armor that protected the warrior’s neck from arrows, spearheads and even bullets.

Today, such jewelry, of course, is not used as an armor and became a part of a traditional jewelry, a must-have accessory for everyday and dance wear of a modern Indians and many white Americans. Chokers presented in the Gallery can be an excellent acquisition for those who are seriously interested in the culture and art of Plains Indians.

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