Origins: American Indian Peace Pipes

[@juanbarba9372]

Hi what’s the name of this place where they sell the pipes and can you buy them online do they have a website thank you much

[@12345.......]

I thought the pipe in the thumbnail was wooden. They seem very reasonably priced.

[@jacobspeas]

That one dude in the cowboy hat looks like Bush Jr

[@robertcornelius3514]

New York law makers, "We'll call it the peace pipe." Natives, "We'll call it the We got screwed pipe."

[@romeolemus8433]

They were killed, not conquered!!

[@loril.mangold8160]

I think The stone needs a New Native American name, since this stone was here long BEFORE this white guy Catlinite EVER CAME to this place

[@RickarooCarew]

lo siento... when the conqueror controls the information and resources.. it might not be accurate information... the indigenous peoples down here in Arizona and New Mexico.. call Cortez... the butcher... Peace ✌️ y'all one day we will all lay down our weapons.. and embrace each other as brothers and sisters... not because we have to... ❤️ because we are ♾️

[@RickarooCarew]

the Diné . called Navajo.. greet each other and each new day saying >> Walk in Beauty and ya aát eéh all is well ✌️

[@RickarooCarew]

they were peaceful people.. they had plenty to eat... and someone else did not control the resources... that's what creates peace Walk in Beauty brothers and sisters go in Peace ♾️

[@RickarooCarew]

passing the Peace ✌️ Pipe pass it on please

[@Firedog-ny3cq]

These are Tourist Pipes, nothing more. Don't even think of using them for ceremonial use. These are not canunpas and never will be. Sorry, bro, but you are kind of crossing a big line here.