I have a lot of interest and respect for the Native peoples.  My great grandmother was full blooded Cherokee and Apache.  And that ancestral history has always fascinated me.  In fact I have quite a few authentic Native American pieces hanging in my house.  Most of them were made by Turtle Woman, the oldest living member of the Turtle Clan.  Unfortunately she moved back to the reservation because I would love to get more pieces from her.  She does incredible pipes, Shaman sticks, medicine bags, etc.  One piece is from an old Lakota friend where I attended sweat lodge up north.  Three pieces I purchased from a lady a long time ago.  Can't remember where she got them from, but they are authentic.  The peace pipe is made with old elk horn about 100 years old.  And the pipe is adorned with beads, feathers, leather and horse hair. Gorgeous piece.  I also obtained a medicine wheel from her, which is actually my favorite.  And a dance stick that freaks some of my friends out because it has the hoof of a deer on the bottom the fur all the way up except where the hand hold is, which is beaded, then the horns at the top with a dream catcher and bells attached.  One of my dream catchers is from a Navajo medicine man.  My two medicine masks come from a reservation in Arizona and were gifts.  The two masks are to be kept together like a husband and wife.  Then I have various other pieces.  A few I made and the rest were pretty much gifts.