Description:
These medicine bags were worn by Native Americans for a variety of purposes, including spiritual protection, healing, and ceremonial use. The beaded symbols on the bags are believed to possess spiritual power and are used to connect the wearer to their ancestors and the divine. According to historical accounts, medicine bags were often worn around the neck or on the belt, and were believed to offer protection and guidance to the wearer

The use of medicine bags is deeply rooted in our Native American culture and spirituality. These bags are often passed down from generation to generation and are considered sacred objects. The construction and decoration of the bags are also steeped in tradition, with specific designs and materials holding significant cultural and spiritual meaning

The medicine bags were used by our various Native American tribes, including the Plains Indians, who used them for ceremonial and spiritual purposes. Historical accounts and ethnographic studies have documented the use of medicine bags among various Native American communities, highlighting their importance in Native American culture and spirituality

The leather Native American medicine bags made from brain-tanned leather, featuring lace and beaded symbols, were worn by Native Americans for spiritual and ceremonial purposes. The significance of these bags is deeply rooted in Native American culture and spirituality, and they continue to be an important part of Native American heritage today.
All beaded designs are different