Giclee Print
A ceremonial tobacco pipe used by some Native American Indians as a symbol of peace to seal a covenant or treaty. All treaties between the U.S. Government and Native American tribes were broken. A Cultural Genocide. Most sacred commitments lasted no longer than the time it took for the smoke to clear. The feathers fan out widely as a promise of hope and love. They quickly wither to a few strands that feebly remain attached to the pipe. The intricate line work details a labyrinth of lies and deception in this farewell known as “peace”.
26” x 31”
$250.00
A ceremonial tobacco pipe used by some Native American Indians as a symbol of peace to seal a covenant or treaty. All treaties between the U.S. Government and Native American tribes were broken. A Cultural Genocide. Most sacred commitments lasted no longer than the time it took for the smoke to clear. The feathers fan out widely as a promise of hope and love. They quickly wither to a few strands that feebly remain attached to the pipe. The intricate line work details a labyrinth of lies and deception in this farewell known as “peace”.
26” x 31”
| Dimensions | 26 x 2 x 31 in |
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