A "WildWillis" Pipehawk........

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The head for this one was hand-forged by Stuart Willis - www.swillisforge.com -
I've worked with some fine smiths over the years and I can unequivocably say that if you are looking for a tomawhawk/pipehawk Stuart does a FANTASTIC! job ..........
The rest is by me - it was a nice break from my "regular: stuff : a super fine curly maple handle, with brass fittings, a rawhide grip, antler end plug and mouthpiece, a bit of beadwork, and a horse tail hair "drop".......

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Fantastic as usual Chuck. The carved rawhide is a nice touch. I'm gonna have to give that a try one day.Stu's head looks great too. He is another who's work I admire.
 
I'd say that look absolutely terrific! Are you going to do any kind of a slip cover for the head?

Roger
 
That looks great!

I have one of Stuart's spike hawks, and it's a really well done piece. Your embellishments send it over the top.
 
VERY cool. Pipehawks are something i've always liked but so far don't have one.

Some day.

Peter
 
Thanks and glad ya'll enjoyed the look see......as noted this was one of the nice change of pace pieces........

Are you going to do any kind of a slip cover for the head?
Howdy Roger - for this one no, but I do have an order for a hawk sheath and one day.......

Has it been smoked?
Not this one, but all I make are made to be smoked and I have smoked my own in the past, but generally leave the first smoke up to the owner
 
Really nice work there from the both of you...

my question is will it go better with buckskin or a loincloth? :eek: :D
 
Thanks and glad ya'll enjoyed the look see......as noted this was one of the nice change of pace pieces........


Not this one, but all I make are made to be smoked and I have smoked my own in the past, but generally leave the first smoke up to the owner

As it should be!:D
 
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