This guy is a treasure! I hope he's still well out there. Very informative and I've learned a lot from this. My breastplate has been in need of repair for a while now I feel comfortable enough to give it a whirl. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, appreciate it
I was randomly looking on how to make traditional bone chokers and came across your channel and not only learned about the art but i heard your wisdom and that i can pass on ty for this and opening my eyes and ears my you and yours stay blessed
Much respect my brother. I’m honored to be following your channel on yt and I don’t have any social media account. However my wife does and will make sure we both follow you through her account. Love your work, your reverence for God and the honor and respect for our military and people in general! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🔥🔥🔥
Such a beautifully artistic breastplate. I am currently making beaded necklaces and find this work to be incredibly rewarding. Thank you for sharing your beautiful prayers as they are a wonderful reminder to always be grounded in gratitude. Sending infinite love and warm greetings from Missouri.
I’m just now fully discovering and pursuing my heritage as a native of south texas norther Mexico and it’s brought me closer to god the great creater celestial father and hearing your prayer made me cry and broke me humbled me and I began to pray aswell and feel the creators embrace thank u brother aho gracias
Beautiful breastplate, the imperfection, "God is the only perfect one", yes... Thank you for for sharing your prayers... Aho for all you share... Our home is on the southeastern plains here in Colorado, we so look forward to your videos...
not just a beautiful breastplate but beautiful words and meaning behind the heart of the artisan. I watched this video just to see the work of the breastplate, but instead was gifted with words of positivity and blessing. Great video and I wish to maybe purchase this artisan made art in the near future.
I'm an Indigenous man and a 100% disabled combat veteran learning to make breast plates. I made my first one and it looked really good but I missed a hole and threw it off at the bottom. I also didn't double up the sinew and forgot to use an anchor so I had to tie the sinew into a big knot at the top inside the first hole just before the first bede so it wouldn't pull through the first hole and when I finished I found that I would also have to do do that at the end. It also wasn't wide enough for my chest but in all pretty good for my first. When you double up the sinew like that do you tie it to itself or around the anchor bede? Please elaborate on the beginning and the end and whether or not you tie the sinew to itself or around the anchor. Thank you for sharing your beautiful videos, your knowledge, and your wisdom. I have no one to pass this knowledge down to me unfortunately.
Htay e'tu waste' Good Evening. 🌻 It gives me chills to see ur stunning work. Wow.! Right away i thot about the Plains Indians! ❤..lol whom i have walked the Red Road with..So to speak. Pilamaya ThankYou. i'm honored that YOU are open, to sharing personal @ sacred ways/ @ or How the Regalia is designed. 🌞 As an artisan myself, we take our work Very seriously.. Your Breast plate IS a blessing @ the story behind it is beautiful. VERY meaningful. 👍 🙏 ❤ 👍 🌲 🙏 LIFE. IS. A TRUE. GIFT.
Siyuu-hello eagle I am 3/4 Cherokee I really like to learn how to make them that you make I know it's only knowledge that comes to us all but I like to learn the old ways like our native American always have
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This guy is a treasure! I hope he's still well out there. Very informative and I've learned a lot from this. My breastplate has been in need of repair for a while now I feel comfortable enough to give it a whirl. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, appreciate it
I was randomly looking on how to make traditional bone chokers and came across your channel and not only learned about the art but i heard your wisdom and that i can pass on ty for this and opening my eyes and ears my you and yours stay blessed
Much respect my brother. I’m honored to be following your channel on yt and I don’t have any social media account. However my wife does and will make sure we both follow you through her account. Love your work, your reverence for God and the honor and respect for our military and people in general! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🔥🔥🔥
Thank you for taking the time to speak to me. Your wisdon and prayers impact us all.
Such a beautifully artistic breastplate. I am currently making beaded necklaces and find this work to be incredibly rewarding. Thank you for sharing your beautiful prayers as they are a wonderful reminder to always be grounded in gratitude. Sending infinite love and warm greetings from Missouri.
How beautiful. Thank you for your share of knowledge, art and words to God.
I’m just now fully discovering and pursuing my heritage as a native of south texas norther Mexico and it’s brought me closer to god the great creater celestial father and hearing your prayer made me cry and broke me humbled me and I began to pray aswell and feel the creators embrace thank u brother aho gracias
Beautiful breastplate, the imperfection, "God is the only perfect one", yes...
Thank you for for sharing your prayers...
Aho for all you share...
Our home is on the southeastern plains here in Colorado, we so look forward to your videos...
Kiowa breastplates are the best breastplates 🙌🏼
not just a beautiful breastplate but beautiful words and meaning behind the heart of the artisan. I watched this video just to see the work of the breastplate, but instead was gifted with words of positivity and blessing. Great video and I wish to maybe purchase this artisan made art in the near future.
Thank you for sharing your prayer
Wado-thank you for your knowledge
I'm an Indigenous man and a 100% disabled combat veteran learning to make breast plates. I made my first one and it looked really good but I missed a hole and threw it off at the bottom. I also didn't double up the sinew and forgot to use an anchor so I had to tie the sinew into a big knot at the top inside the first hole just before the first bede so it wouldn't pull through the first hole and when I finished I found that I would also have to do do that at the end. It also wasn't wide enough for my chest but in all pretty good for my first. When you double up the sinew like that do you tie it to itself or around the anchor bede? Please elaborate on the beginning and the end and whether or not you tie the sinew to itself or around the anchor. Thank you for sharing your beautiful videos, your knowledge, and your wisdom. I have no one to pass this knowledge down to me unfortunately.
Htay e'tu waste' Good Evening. 🌻 It gives me chills to see ur stunning work. Wow.! Right away i thot about the Plains Indians! ❤..lol whom i have walked the Red Road with..So to speak. Pilamaya ThankYou.
i'm honored that YOU are open, to sharing personal @ sacred ways/ @ or How the Regalia is designed. 🌞 As an artisan myself, we take our work Very seriously.. Your Breast plate IS a blessing @ the story behind it is beautiful. VERY meaningful. 👍 🙏 ❤ 👍 🌲 🙏 LIFE. IS. A TRUE. GIFT.
Thank you so much for your knowledge and prayer.
Siyuu-hello eagle I am 3/4 Cherokee I really like to learn how to make them that you make I know it's only knowledge that comes to us all but I like to learn the old ways like our native American always have
Amen.
Have considered doing some talks about the roach?
That looks way better than the one i've made, shame that i don't have the money to buy a quality one.
And for this video
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