Ojibwa Birchbark Canoes
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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. Native Made in Canada |
Click on above picture for larger view. Genus and species of birchbark: Betula papyrifera. Wild. Genus and species of quill trim: Erethizon dorsatum. Wild.
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Ojibwa Birchbark Fancy Canoes
The fancy canoes are trimmed with sweetgrass and decorated with nice designs in colorful porcupine quills and come with a wood paddle. Genus and species of birchbark: Betula papyrifera. Wild. Genus and species of quill trim: Erethizon dorsatum. Wild. Native Made in Canada |
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Ojibwa Birchbark Canoes - Unique Pieces
This canoe is 46" long and about 8.75" wide. *** SOLD 080920 *** Native Made in Canada
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Click on above picture for larger view. One year we made gift baskets for our customers and suppliers using the fancy canoes. Let your imagination run wild.... |
Click on above picture for larger view. These canoes make excellent Christmas tree decorations! |
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floral decorations.
The canoes are made from white birch. Genus and species: Betula papyrifera. |
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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Related Products For a complete listing of our Native American Birchbark Products, click HERE. |
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