Coup Stick Original Native American Indian Beaded Hide Wood 29 Late 1800s

This Original Native American Sioux Indian Beaded Hide Wooden Coup Stick is a remarkable piece of history dating back to the late 1800s. Measures: 29 inches in total length x 3 inch wide head. This 29-inch Coup Stick showcases intricate beadwork and craftsmanship unique to the culture.

A coup stick was used by warriors in battle to touch the deceased enemy and take their spirit. This collectible item serves as a symbol of tradition and artistry, making it a valuable piece for collectors of Native American heritage and vintage artifacts. The animal hide connector from the stone at the end to the wooden staff is very fragile and delicate, may have been glued at some point to keep it together. With a heavy hide covered stone.

But no big deal to the overall appearance or display. You should hold the stone and shaft when lifting and display flat.

The text on the tag describes an early beaded club from Findlay, Ohio. Object: Beaded Coup Stick with a hide-covered, woven handle. Description: The stone head is 3 inches and wrapped in leather. The handle is also wrapped and beaded with seed beads.

Bead Colors: White, dark green, and a "greasy yellow/red" color. Additional details: The Coup Stcik features a 6-inch leather fringe, and the total length from the head to the fringe ends is 29 inches.

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