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Ojibwa Birchbark Canoes


These are real birchbark canoes made by Native Americans in Ontario, Canada.  They are trimmed with sweetgrass and trimmed with colorful porcupine quills.

For the 12" canoe, it is 2.5" wide at the center and 3.5" high on each end.

Order Code Description Price
R-10-1.5 1.5" Birchbark Canoe US$  6.00
R-10-2 2" Birchbark Canoe US$  6.25
R-10-3 3" Birchbark Canoe US$  9.00
R-10-4 4" Birchbark Canoe US$10.50
R-10-5 5" Birchbark Canoe US$12.00
R-10-8 8" Birchbark Canoe US$24.00
R-10-10 10" Birchbark Canoe US$30.00
R-10-12 12" Birchbark Canoe US$36.00
R-10-14 14" Birchbark Canoe US$42.00
R-10-18 18" Birchbark Canoe US$60.00

Genus and species of white birchbark: Betula papyrifera. Wild.

Genus and species of quill trim: Erethizon dorsatum. Wild.

 Native Made in Canada

Suggestions on How to Use Birchbark Canoes

One year we made gift baskets for our customers and suppliers using the fancy canoes.  Let your imagination run wild....

These canoes make excellent Christmas tree decorations!

The canoes can be lined with plastic and used for floral decorations.

To make a stand for your canoe, take two small twigs about 3-4" long.  Insert two eye screws into each of the sticks and then use a piece of twine to tie the two sticks together.  Set the canoe between the two sticks.  The twigs will keep the canoe upright.

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