Trapper’s smoking Pipe Native American Hand-Carved Trapper’s Pipe Sacred Catlinite or Soap Stone with Bone Stem

Crafted using traditional methods, this authentic Trapper’s Pipe is hand-carved from genuine red pipestone, also known as Catlinite or Green Soap Stone. Used by Native Americans, Métis, and European fur trappers, these compact personal pipes were essential tools for smoking, ceremonies, and personal rituals.

Product Details

• Material:
  • Pipe: Hand-carved from sacred Catlinite (red pipestone  or Green Soap Stone)
  • Stem: 4” handcrafted bone pipestem.
• Size: Pipe bowl varies from 1.5" to 2" tall.
• Design: Early fur-trapper style, historically accurate and expertly crafted for authenticity.
• Use: Ideal for historical reenactment, ceremonial use, or as a collector’s piece.
• Handmade & Unique: Each pipe is one-of-a-kind, shaped by hand, and varies slightly in size and color.

Care & Instructions

• How to Insert the Pipe Stem:
  • Keep the pipe and stem level when inserting.
  • Twist gently until snug and secure—do not force it.
  • Proper insertion ensures a secure fit without damaging the delicate stone Pipe.

A Piece of History in Your Hands

• Handmade with Traditional Techniques – Honoring the craftsmanship of early trappers and Indigenous peoples.
• Perfect for Collectors, Enthusiasts, and Reenactors – A historically accurate and spiritually significant item.
• Made from Sacred Catlinite Pipestone or Soap Stone – The same material used for ceremonial pipes for thousands of years.

Turnaround Time & Shipping

• Handmade to order – Please allow 2-5 days for production before shipping.
• Due to the custom nature of each piece, slight variations in size and color are expected.
• No returns or refunds for hygiene reasons.

📩 For any questions or purchase inquiries, please contact me before ordering!