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American Indians are very much in tune to symbolism and the use of tools during special rituals. One of these is the Native American trail marker. Tribal people used interesting and unique items for various ceremonies and celebrations. One of the more interesting and inspiring artifacts they used was the Native American trail marker. The main purpose of the marker is to mark trails during a journey. They have also been used for lodge markers and burial markers for ceremonies. Like the other kinds of artifacts and symbolic sticks crafted by Native American tribes, the trail marker also portray the same unique, rustic identity that is common to them due to their affinity to nature. It seems that the earth, nature and Indian people are closely related. Many of their rituals and ceremonies show their connection and love for nature. One of the attributes of the Native American trail marker is that it is usually covered in leather. Many times, the trail marker is adorned with a coyote skull. Many times, prayer feathers will adorn the unusual trail marker. There is also a hand carved blade, made of woo, that is positioned at the base. Depending on how it is adorned, the trail marker is used in various ways. It can be used as a dance stick, in medicinal practices, during music or even meditation. The owner can determine how he wishes to use it. The decorative and rustic feel of the trail marker is also a good item to decorate your rustic or southwestern themed home. For those who appreciate the dynamic beauty of the Native American craftsmanship, a trail marker is ideal. The composition of the materials used in a trail marker corresponds well to nature. Native Americans hold certain traditions, ideas and beliefs which give us a better understanding of their cultural connection to mother earth. This close connection to the environment and nature, holds much interest for many people who wish to understand Native American culture. Trail markers, offer historical value for Native American people and show their desire to spiritually harness the power of nature. When purchasing a Native American trail marker, be sure to find a reliable provider, such as an authentic Indian tribe, to avoid buying counterfeit items. Take into consideration when inquiring about the cost that these are a little larger than the usual ceremonial sticks and require much more labor. Not only are they a unigue form of southwest decor, they can be a great conversation piece.
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