Fleur-de-Lis Steel Pipe Tomahawk

The pipe tomahawk, combining a functional axe head with a hollowed shaft and pipe bowl, emerged after European contact as a genuinely dual-purpose object — a weapon and tool on one side, and on the other a ceremonial pipe used to offer prayers, seal a treaty, or mark a formal commitment between parties. European and colonial traders quickly adopted the form as a valued trade good with Native nations.

This example has an intricately designed blade mounted on hardwood with a hollow centre, cut with a heart shape at the centre of the distinctive axe head, and a pair of curling steel offshoots set just behind the blade that distinguish it from other pipe axes.

This reproduction recreates that distinctively shaped pipe tomahawk, suited to display, collection, or costume use.

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SKU: AH3925 Category:

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Each piece is handcrafted. Variations may occur. Color may differ due to lighting.

Product ID: 3258

The pipe tomahawk, combining a functional axe head with a hollowed shaft and pipe bowl, emerged after European contact as a genuinely dual-purpose object — a weapon and tool on one side, and on the other a ceremonial pipe used to offer prayers, seal a treaty, or mark a formal commitment between parties. European and colonial traders quickly adopted the form as a valued trade good with Native nations.

This example has an intricately designed blade mounted on hardwood with a hollow centre, cut with a heart shape at the centre of the distinctive axe head, and a pair of curling steel offshoots set just behind the blade that distinguish it from other pipe axes.

This reproduction recreates that distinctively shaped pipe tomahawk, suited to display, collection, or costume use.

  • Head: Steel, heart-shaped cutout, curling offshoots
  • Handle: Hardwood, hollow centre

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