Description
This Rarity Bear Drum 10 " -12" - 14 Beaver Hide Drums

DISCLAIMER Please Note:
All of my items are handmade & many of them are truly one of a kind which means that no two are exactly alike.

Because each one of my items are handcrafted one at a time, no two are 100% identical. I consider my items as art forms made in the centuries old ways which means there may be natural variations that one might consider a flaw but are actually inherent in the making of the piece, just as they were centuries ago. My items are created exactly as they were centuries ago. We might look at a piece from centuries ago may it be a drum, war club, knife, pipe, necklace, etc & think it's not perfect but actually it is, it's the hand crafted nature & techniques that the Native Americans used & which I use today with pride, skill & confidence.


Historically Drums have been used in many different traditional ways in ceremony and with prayer.
This one-sided New round hand drum (or "Shaman" drum as they are sometimes called) has been the most popular style among Native Americans for 100s of years. made from traditional bent wood frames and Buffalo rawhide
These Drums hides are treated with a forgotten
Historically Drums have been used in many different traditional ways in ceremony and with prayer.
THE TONE ON EACH DRUM IS ONE OF A KIND.

Hand Made Native American Beaver hide Drum
The shades and color vary on each Drum- Light Brown - Brown - Dark Brown to Black
Spiritual Ceremonial and Shamanic and Healing.

Dimensions: 12 inches × 12 inches × 2"+ in
Old Traditional
Maple Frame


Historically Drums have been used in many different traditional ways in ceremony and with prayer.
This one-sided New round hand drum (or "Shaman" drum as they are sometimes called) has been the most popular style among Native Americans for over 100s of years. Made from traditional bent wood frames and Beaver rawhide, these drums have a beautiful, warm tone and are popular in the North and South.

Maple Wood Frame
Quality: Healing disappointment in relationships. Spirit tone: D Subtle body affinities: Emotional/Mental, Element: Fire

Maple helps you release disappointment and disillusionment at a change in form or the termination of a relationship. You are encouraged to extend unconditional love to the other by affirming the positive qualities of that person. Maple also tells you to focus unconditional love toward yourself and affirm your own gifts to the relationship. As you do this you will experience more peace. Unconditional love for another always connects you with that person and comforts you with your own strength.

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10"-12"- 14" Beaver Drums
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**BEAVER DRUMS**
Medicine gives us the stamina and endurance to get through the edges, from the known to the unknown. As we go through our fears.

Beavers play a variety of roles in Native American folktales from different tribes. In some tribes, they are portrayed as hardworking and persevering, but in others, they represent selfishness and stubbornness. In some stories, Beaver causes floods or droughts by building dams without considering how they will affect other animals. In some Athabaskan tribes of Alaska, Beaver is the culture hero, a benevolent Transformer who uses his wits to slay monsters and shape the world to the benefit of the people. Beavers symbolize wealth and hunting success in many Alaskan and other Northwest Coast tribes. To the Blackfoot people, Beaver is a symbol of wisdom and is associated with the sacred pipe. In the Cherokee tribe, Beaver played a more whimsical role, similar to the American tooth-fairy, with young children surrendering baby teeth that have fallen out to Beaver along with a good-luck song.

Beavers are also common clan animals in many Native American cultures. Tribes with Beaver Clans include the Muskogee Creek (whose Beaver Clan is named Itchhasualgi or Eccaswvlke,) the Chippewa (whose Beaver Clan and its totem are called Amik,) the Menominee, the Abenaki, the Caddo, the Mojave, the Huron and Iroquois tribes, and Northwest Coast tribes such as the Tlingit and Kwakiutl. Beaver is an important clan crest on the Northwest Coast and can often be found carved on totem poles. The Cherokee and Creek tribes also have a Beaver Dance among their tribal dance traditions.

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