Pipes

Kachina House offers a large selection of Native American-made pipes including Indian peace pipes and Indian ceremonial pipes. We have antler pipes, brass pipes, totem pipes and pipestone pipes; all are completely functional. If you’ve been looking for Native American pipes or other items to complete your collection Kachina House, Arizona’s largest distributor of Native American artifacts, is the place for you. For anything from a small social pipe to a large ceremonial pipe, Kachina House is your place to shop.

Tribal chiefs and medicine men use a sacred peace pipe in ceremonial events to honor Spirits of the past and the future and to ask blessings for peace for the universe. These traditionally sacred pipes are made of wood covered with either rawhide or buckskin and fringe. Deer or elk horn is often used for the bowl and mouthpiece. A medicine bag or medicine wheel is sometimes attached.

Traditional Native American peace pipe ceremonies have three people in attendance. The Medicine Man and two warring Chiefs. The medicine man brings the center of the pipe to the ceremony, and each chief brings either the bowl or the mouthpiece. Without all three parties coming to the meeting there would be no pipe and therefore, no peace. Hence, the peace pipe. These traditional 3-piece peace pipes are traditionally NOT for sale by traders; they are sacred ceremonial pipes. The pipes we carry are fully-functional ceremonial pipes, but NOT peace pipes.

We are proud of our Native American products here at Kachina House and we strive to bring you the highest quality for your collection. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call us toll free at 866-587-0547. We’re only a click or call away. We look forward to hearing from you!

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