This large Native American Club is crafted from hardwood and the ball of the head has been skillfully carved into the head of a warrior. The club was completed with a rich stain and red war paint for the head. A hole at the base of the handle can accommodate your own lanyard or allow it to be easily hung from a hook. A common and versatile weapon to the Native American tribes of the Eastern Woodlands and the Great Lakes, these wooden war clubs are quick on the swing and a well-connected blow would easily shatter the jaw or fatally fracture the skull of a foe. This particular example is especially intimidating; both in the size of the club and the grim visage of the native warrior upon its head.
