Talking Feathers
Lakota Sioux and Cherokee Talking Feathers
Use a talking feather at your next meeting or use it around your own family. It's a great way of showing respect to the speaker. While holding the talking stick only YOU may talk, one must speak from the heart and not in a negative way. It has been wrapped in leather for soft natural feel, then added beads and feathers.Talking feathers or talking sticks are used the same way and great way to carry on a great tradition.
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Cherokee Talking Feather$25.95Cherokee made by Osob. Approx. 13". Legal Eagle Feathers.
Talking Feather Legend: It is said that talking feathers were used at family gatherings, around camp the fire circles and that only the person holding the feather could talk. When finished, they then passed it to the next person wishing to talk. Only good things, never harsh, were talked about. Thus bringing harmony and closeness to the family. -
Spirit of The Plains Smaller Talking Feather$25.00Lakota Sioux made by Bridget and Chance Eaglefeather. Natural materials. Comes with signed authenticity tag. 13" tall.
Talking Feather Legend: It is said that talking feathers were used at family gatherings, around camp the fire circles and that only the person holding the feather could talk. When finished, they then passed it to the next person wishing to talk. Only good things, never harsh, were talked about. Thus bringing harmony and closeness to the family. -
Lakota Sioux Talking Feather on Stand$55.00Lakota Sioux made by Bridget and Chance Eaglefeather. Natural materials. Comes with signed authenticity tag. 17" tall. Colors of beads and felt changes. Call if you want specific colors.
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Talking Feather Legend: It is said that talking feathers were used at family gatherings, around camp the fire circles and that only the person holding the feather could talk. When finished, they then passed it to the next person wishing to talk. Only good things, never harsh, were talked about. Thus bringing harmony and closeness to the family.
