Dance Sticks and Trail Markers

Kachina House carries a wonderful selection of Native American trail markers and dance sticks. Crafted by Native American Cherokee, Creek, Tigua and Navajo Indians with great attention to detail, our Native American trail markers and dance sticks are sure to enhance any collection. Dance sticks are traditionally used by braves and warriors as they dance at ceremonies.

Trail Markers are wonderful historical pieces…no longer in use. The trail marker was used by a clan or family to mark a trail. It indicated the direction to a ceremony, meeting, or the home of a clan. The colors on the trail marker are the clan colors. Deer antlers represent family and gentleness. A medicine wheel is placed between the horns to protect the family from harm and misfortune. The various skulls used hold specific meanings for the Native people. Feathers are a connection with prayer and protection. The feathers hold and carry dreams and prayers and protect you and your family. A spearhead at the bottom of a trail marker was used for securing the marker into the ground. A trail marker without the spearhead denotes a clan living in a mountainous region, and these markers were hung from trees or placed by a boulder.

Kachina House is the largest distributor of Native-American made products in Arizona. Products sold at Kachina House come with a certificate of authenticity so you know that any item you purchase here is authentic and can proudly be added to your collection.

We invite you to look around our online store or stop into our showroom/warehouse in Sedona, Arizona. If you have questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us toll free at 866-587-0547 or drop us an email. We look forward to hearing from you!