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'''Tsalagi Pipes''' | '''Tsalagi Pipes''' | ||
American made pipes, with a Native American heritage. All Tsalagi pipes are one of a kind & hand made here in the United States using the finest plateau briar from the Mediterranean and native woods from the US. Tsalagi maintains a strict tradition of using no fills | American made pipes, with a Native American heritage. All Tsalagi pipes are one of a kind & hand made here in the United States using the finest plateau briar from the Mediterranean and native woods from the US. Tsalagi maintains a strict tradition of using no fills. | ||
''In the tradition of the original pipe makers...'' | |||
Tsalagi Pipes are the creation of blues recording artist Iron Mike Norton, who draws from his Cherokee heritage in producing hand made pipes. Influenced and in some cases mentored by Thomas Cristiano, Bill Feuerbach III and Randy Wiley, Mike has a unique and quickly recognizable style. Many of his creations utilize native American wood shank adornments and turquoise inlays." | |||
'''[http://www.grayfoxonline.com/tsalagi.html Tsalagi Pipes]''' | '''[http://www.grayfoxonline.com/tsalagi.html Tsalagi Pipes]''' | ||
[[Category: Pipe makers by nationality]][[Category: United States]] | [[Category: Pipe makers by nationality]][[Category: United States]] | ||
Revision as of 16:51, 4 June 2010
Tsalagi Pipes
American made pipes, with a Native American heritage. All Tsalagi pipes are one of a kind & hand made here in the United States using the finest plateau briar from the Mediterranean and native woods from the US. Tsalagi maintains a strict tradition of using no fills.
In the tradition of the original pipe makers...
Tsalagi Pipes are the creation of blues recording artist Iron Mike Norton, who draws from his Cherokee heritage in producing hand made pipes. Influenced and in some cases mentored by Thomas Cristiano, Bill Feuerbach III and Randy Wiley, Mike has a unique and quickly recognizable style. Many of his creations utilize native American wood shank adornments and turquoise inlays."